关于Mo的意思和用法的提问

A: Yes you can say " got a mo?" it's more casual but the meaning is the same.

A: “Slo mo Queens” seems to refer to people who record videos of themselves or others dancing and lip-syncing to popular songs with slow motion added for effect.

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A: Actually, that sentence is a Tagalog/Filipino language sentence which means:

“You are cool, bro (brother)”

“Mo” means “You” in English

The complete sentence for that would be: “Ang cool mo, bro”.

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A: Please don't be rude to others. One day, you'd get a taste of your own medicine.

A: The former express the feeling "too(like as well)" by the word "も". But the whole meaning of those two sentences are the same!

Hope this helps! : )

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A: Perfect as is!

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A: I *believe* it is short for months.

It is a common abbreviation in english (at least in America) to shorten “months” as “mo.” or “mo”

Hope this makes sense! :)

A: That is a common expression in British English.
Hang on a mo/Wait a mo/Give us a mo......

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