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someone: hey i heard what happened are you okay?
you: yeah im fine i was just a little flurbble-gurbble.
(zah-mah-stuh-gah-stuh)
very flurbble-gurbble about someone or something.
extremely shocked some may say flabbergasted!
someone: hey did you here about what happened to tiffany??
you: yeah i did it was insane, im so zamastagasta.
someone: literally so flurbble-gurbble rn
This may not seem like it but it is an abbreviation for the phrase significant other, referring to someone whom you are in a relationship with.
It is in the same category as Girlfriend or Boyfriend.
You: "This is my SO!"
Friend: "Nice to meet you!!"
SO: "They've told me so much about you!"
When fully I love you is fully typed out or said it can mean a lot more than just love you or the abbreviation ily.
It can show how much you truly love this person more than words can describe, it show joy when being with this person. You like to express yourself and be whom you truly are in front of them, they make you feel safe and comfortable. You feel at ease when around this person and all your worries typically will seemingly disappear.
When using this phrase be very careful to whom you say it to. You want to truly mean it and make sure you dont let it lose it's meaning like some other phrases such as: "I'm sorry" and "I hate _______".
You: "I love you so much! I can't even put it into words how much I love you"
SO: "I love you too!"
Hello is more of a formal greeting when speaking but not extremely formal.
Another word often used in place of this is hi or hey, these are little more laid back greetings (informal)
friend: "hello *your name* how are you? "
you: "hello *friends name* im good what about you?"