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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What does it mean when the Americans say "shello"?
As title,
is that the profanity "$**t" phrased in a nicer way?
It doesn't have an original context attached before or after it, I just heard it in a Youtube video, and somebody just says that randomly during the video.
is that the profanity "$**t" phrased in a nicer way?
It doesn't have an original context attached before or after it, I just heard it in a Youtube video, and somebody just says that randomly during the video.
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'Shello' has no meaning that I am aware of, and I suspect that you have misinterpreted the pronunciation. If you can relocate the instance, please provide us a link.
- 'Shello' has no meaning that I am aware of, and I suspect that you have misinterpreted the pronunciation.
- If you can relocate the instance, please provide us a link.
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'Shello' has no meaning that I am aware of, and I suspect that you have misinterpreted the pronunciation. If you can relocate the instance, please provide us a link.
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Mister Micawber'Shello' has no meaning that I am aware of, and I suspect that you have misinterpreted the pronunciation. If you can relocate the instance, please provide us a link.I have not misinterpreted the pronOunciation at all,
and I got my answer from an American after I posted it here.
It's a casual version of "hello."
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chivalrypronOunciationwww.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pronunciation
Note the change in spelling in the -tion form.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shello
CJ
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"Shelloooo" is actually taken from a 70's show. At first I though it was Sigmund and The Sea Monsters but Urban Dictionary says it may have been Good Times or What's Happening. I think that person on UD was onto something.
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