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How can I use "to hit up" in a "sending a text context?
Saying "I’ll hit you up" makes sense but when I try to say "I’ll hit her up" to me has another whole different sense, so how can I use it in that way?

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blueskies3

31 January

English (US)

“i’ll hit you up” and “i’ll hit her up” have the same meaning to me.

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BrianAranda01

31 January

Spanish (Mexico)

@blueskies3 oh okay, I tried to use some translator and it said that "I’ll hit her up" mean "I’m gonna beat her" so I was completely lost haha, but thank you!!!

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Please help me with this one…
How can I use "to hit up" in a "sending a text context?
Saying "I’ll hit you up" makes sense but when I try to say "I’ll hit her up" to me has another whole different sense, so how can I use it in that way?

Please help me with this one…How can I use "to hit up" in a "sending a text context? Saying "I’ll hit you up" makes sense but when I try to say "I’ll hit her up" to me has another whole different sense, so how can I use it in that way? See a translation

“i’ll hit you up” and “i’ll hit her up” have the same meaning to me.

Please help me with this one…
How can I use "to hit up" in a "sending a text context?
Saying "I’ll hit you up" makes sense but when I try to say "I’ll hit her up" to me has another whole different sense, so how can I use it in that way?