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25 January
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What does you know what's up mean?
What does you know what's up mean?
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25 January
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@Hailey_JP
"He has been sending you love letters for days now. You know what's up. He likes you."
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- English (US)
@Hailey_JP
it means
you know what is happening
- Japanese
@robertsonjamal27
Could you give an example please? ;)
Could you give an example please? ;)
- English (US)
@Hailey_JP
"He has been sending you love letters for days now. You know what's up. He likes you."
- Japanese
@robertsonjamal27 Thank you! That helped me a lot.
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