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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

give sb Laugh ?

Hi,

Could you please tell me what does the following sentence mean?

''Oh my day, you give me laugh.''
  

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It isn't correct. Probably it should be "you give me a laugh", meaning you provide something for me to laugh at/about. "Oh my day" doesn't make sense.

— GPY

  • It isn't correct.
  • Probably it should be "you give me a laugh", meaning you provide something for me to laugh at/about.
  • "Oh my day" doesn't make sense.
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It isn't correct.

Probably it should be "you give me a laugh", meaning you provide something for me to laugh at/about.

"Oh my day" doesn't make sense.
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"Oh my day" or "Oh my days"
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MIG"Oh my day" or "Oh my days"
Well, apparently "Oh my days" is a known expression, from the UK even. Sorry, I didn't know it.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oh_my_days
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