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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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What does "Where's your head at?" mean?
I was recently asked the following questions by my American manager:
"Where's your head at? How are you mentally?"
That didn't sound friendly to me. Another American colleague of mine says the questions are not intended to offend. They just mean - "How are you doing?". I'm not convinced. I'd like to hear from you guys what it means when someone asks me- "Where's your head at?"
"Where's your head at? How are you mentally?"
That didn't sound friendly to me. Another American colleague of mine says the questions are not intended to offend. They just mean - "How are you doing?". I'm not convinced. I'd like to hear from you guys what it means when someone asks me- "Where's your head at?"
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" What are you thinking about this particular topic? What is your opinion on this? Are you clear about this?
- " What are you thinking about this particular topic?
- What is your opinion on this?
- Are you clear about this?
- It can be derogatory, depending on the tone.
- eg.
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Anonymous"Where's your head at?"What are you thinking about this particular topic?
What is your opinion on this?
Are you clear about this?
It can be derogatory, depending on the tone. eg.
What in the world are you thinking when you do this (stupid) action?
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