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"Much, you?" is a term used in place of the response, "Not much, how about you?"
Only real beauties are able to properly use this term and should not be used unless 100% necessary.
This is a term that should be used after someone asked "Yat?"
Acorn MacDonald: "Yat Jacob?"
Jacob M: "Much, you?"
(variation: "whole lotta much")
a southern phrase that when translated literally it means "how much longer do you have", "how much longer do you think", or just "how much longer?" This a usually a question of time.
Dad: How much you like on them dishes boy?
Son: Bout done pop!
Woman: Honey, I know you're excited to leave for the bluegrass festival but I HAVE to finish this laundry!!
Man: Well, how much you like?
Woman: About 20 more minutes
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A term used by people of Slavic origin, speaking somewhat broken English to ask the price on an item
Ooh, new laptop, how much you buy.
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Something all asian taxi drivers in the UK say when you get in the cab. Must be said with indian/pakistani accent for full effect, and can be very amusing if used correctly. see also:
can i help you my friend?
where u wanting to go?
my brother do it cheap for you!
when serving on the bar or in a shop, try asking 'how much you normally pay?' when a customer asks u how much something is, then laugh at their response
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Wishing to make a wager with someone. Sometimes, being overused and rather useless in its meaning.
This saying is often spoken by a some gamers on Grand Theft Auto 5 Online.
Hey, how's the whether today?
How much you wanna bet?
Say, what's for lunch?
How much you wanna bet?
Do don't even have any money.
How much you wanna bet?
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No explanation for this either
Me:I Love you so much you mean the world to me
Abby: stfu you moron
"much love" or "much love for you" is a way of giving props and/or showing respect to your homies and/or family members, whether they are male or female. it does not necessarily reflect feelings of sexual desire, but expresses affection between friends.
1.) between friends: "you know your my my boy/my girl and i have much love for you"
2.) between male friends: "much love for ya, bro"
3.) or simply say "much love" at the end of a casual encounter, regardless of gender
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