The word comes into play when you write a sentence is such a way that the verb/noun wouldn't fit.
so bc your non-native English speaking ass learned that directly translating a word from your native language can work you try it here.
it doesn't work.
A: So with all my Knowings-
B: Wtf are Knowings
A saying to mock jouranlists and newspaper reminding that "X is formely known as Twitter" in reports about X/Twitter. Defined by YouTube shitposter and YouTuber BlindHawk aka Novel Room.
Also, it mocks the name "X" because it was so bad that it immediately died as it launched with it.
"I posted something on Twitter formely knows as X."
How an American pronounces the well-known Mexican pepper
"Hey Frank! Can you pass me the jala-pee-knows?
When someone is oblivious to whats happening around them
Look at that guy over there, his girlfriend be cheating and scotty don't know.
random person walking to the hot teacher hey teacher hi why u kinda ya know 😏 hot
Use this word, when you want to name a completely random unspecified place from anywhere on the Earth, which is most likely far away from the place you are currently at.
Me: "Dude, my postal servcice just told me they mixed up my package and sent it to somoene else, but they cannot find out to who!"
My friend: "Damn, that sucks! Where do you think the package is now?"
Me: "I don't know. It's probably far away in God-knows-where-land by now."
The voiceline itself was catchy from the Philippines, on TikTok, Facebook and among others, well this phrase was referenced to a video named "Back To School Hacks with Mama Melai" on YouTube, the video was about Melai Cantiveros, a Filipino actress, comedian, and host, was making breakfast to her kids, meanwhile at 8:45, the kid with the Uniform was saying the words: "mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets". Well the video went viral on Social Media Platforms. The video
here your nuggets kids, mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets