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some who is strict about work hours. Always taking hours from hard working people and giving it to the ones that dont do a thing...aka jim-balls
accually prenounced " Neo Hourly Nazi" but you dont say Hourly
She is a Neo Oui Nazi
Baaaahhh!
when you're so angry but you don't understand how you're angry and why you're angry.
man, I can't believe they didn't put out their bins. it's almost garbage day. oui oui oui!
French for ' yes yes baguette ', which is kinda nonsense
Person 1: Oui oui baguette
Person 2: Bruh
Using the French word “oui” meaning ”yes”, is a affirmation of support for a decision or course of action. It is the opposite term for “no-go” meaning a strong rejection of a decision or course of action. oui, no-go, yes, no, maybe, ok, okay, take action, decide, decision, French, do it, non, yeah
Do I want to go to the strip club on my birthday Chuck?! That’s a oui-go!
A slightly more polite way to say "Anyway..." or "Moving on..." in response to something you don’t find particularly engaging (mildly interesting) or not worth further discussion (inconsequential information), with a reduced probability of hurting or ignoring someone entirely.
In French Canadian (Quebec), "ah oui hein?" is an informal / colloquial follow-up interjection, often said in a nonchalant manner to convey a mix of polite acknowledgment and mild indifference.
When used genuinely (i.e. not sarcastically), the speaker is effectively being polite, demonstrating a willingness to keep the conversation going despite a lack of immediate curiosity.
Synonyms are listed next in decreasing orders of interest & politeness: "Interesting", "Is that so?", "Oh really!", "I see", "Okay", "Got it", "Uh-huh", "Right", "Oh, okay then", "Huh.", "Alright", "Alrighty then", "If you say so.", (with sarcasm) "Shut the front door!".
Person A: "Quelqu'un à ma job m'a dit que mon boss a repeinturé son bureau en bleu! Someone at work told me my boss repainted his office entirely in blue!". Person B: "Ah oui hein?".