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How do you say this in English (US)? I'm a chic, but I'm loyal
Is this natural??? I read it in an article...
How do you say this in English (US)? I'm a chic, but I'm loyal
Is this natural??? I read it in an article...
Is this natural??? I read it in an article...
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Did the article say "chick" ? If so, this is natural, but it depends on a lot of cultural context:
- "chick" is a slang term for a (young) woman
- there is a slang expression "these hoes ain't loyal" (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term...). "ho" is slang for "prostitute" or a negative term for a woman who has a lot of sex partners. In certain contexts it can also refer to women in general. So the expression means "women are not loyal (because they want money, not you)." In the larger culture, it is usually an ironic expression that some men use to describe women.
So "I'm a chick, but I'm loyal" is a reference to this idea -- "even though I'm a woman, I am loyal and am not after your money."
I don't know the article, but I'm guessing this woman is speaking ironically. I don't know of anyone who would actually speak this way.
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Did the article say "chick" ? If so, this is natural, but it depends on a lot of cultural context:
- "chick" is a slang term for a (young) woman
- there is a slang expression "these hoes ain't loyal" (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term...). "ho" is slang for "prostitute" or a negative term for a woman who has a lot of sex partners. In certain contexts it can also refer to women in general. So the expression means "women are not loyal (because they want money, not you)." In the larger culture, it is usually an ironic expression that some men use to describe women.
So "I'm a chick, but I'm loyal" is a reference to this idea -- "even though I'm a woman, I am loyal and am not after your money."
I don't know the article, but I'm guessing this woman is speaking ironically. I don't know of anyone who would actually speak this way.
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@akprasad
It was said by a man...
I'm a chick, but I'm loyal (to my girlfriend)..
I usually hear:
I'm handsome, but I'm loyal...
I see it's not natural..
It was said by a man...
I'm a chick, but I'm loyal (to my girlfriend)..
I usually hear:
I'm handsome, but I'm loyal...
I see it's not natural..
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@Meare7 Yeah, if that was said by a man then I have no idea what he's trying to say.
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