you stay go?
Meaning: are you going?
Usage: This phrase means 'are you going?' It's a common way to ask about someone's plans.
"You stay go o wat?"
"You stay go da party tonight?"
"You stay go school tomorrow?"
Origin: This phrase is a direct translation from English, but it is very common in Pidgin.
What does "you stay go?" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"you stay go?" means "are you going?" in Hawaiian Pidgin. This phrase means 'are you going?' It's a common way to ask about someone's plans..
How do you pronounce "you stay go?"?
"you stay go?" is pronounced "you-stay-GO". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "you stay go?" in a sentence?
Example: "You stay go o wat?"
who da guy?
who is that?
wea
where
you like eat, eh?
you want to eat, right?, do you want to eat?, hungry?
accidentally on purpose
doing something on purpose but making it look accidental
all jam up
crowded, congested
brah, you naman?
brah, it's your turn again?, your turn again
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