Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ur"

A: It's slang (mostly used online) that means something like "you're weird." It generally refers to something/someone that is unpleasant/unappealing. It's not really used in everyday conversation though (maybe it is among teenagers).

A: Perhaps they think that you don’t like them back, that they’re not good enough.

A: It's a somewhat rude way of saying "you were wrong". It is to emphasize your victory over someone. As in "Haha our team won! In your face, suckers!"

A: You are all over the place/messy ; This usually describes someone who is unorganized, always has something to do, is always busy, and is always running around.

A: It's internet slang for your or you're

A: Here are some English UK expressions:
Smash it!
Golly!
Fancy!
Bloody
Cheeky

A: มิ้นเพื่อนฉันเป็นคนที่คุยเก่งเพราะเขาไม่สามารถอยู่นิ่งๆได้และเขาชอบกินผัดไทยมากเพราะน้าเขาพาไปกินผัดไทยอยู่บ่อยๆเขาจึงชอบกินผัดไทย

A: Are you okay?
How are you feeling?
Get well soon!
Would you like a hot drink or soup?

A: The politician didn't base his vote on the polls, but upon a principled stand.

A: Don't worry, take ur time.
I'll be at Starbucks studying so take ur time.
I'm going to be a little late too so take ur time.
There's no rush. Take ur time.

A: They mean basically the same thing, but to be technical the first is done with a quick pulling motion and the second is done with a slower, folding motion.

A: Cuando dices “ur” estás diciendo “tuyo” “cómo está tuyo”- how are ur. “How are you” es “como estás tú?” O “tu cómo estás”

A: beer is an UNCOUNTABLE noun. This means you can't say 'beers'

the only exception is when you mean 'bottles/glasses of beer'
example: "Hello, can I have two beers, please?"

A: The first sentence is unnatural. You can say:

You are tall like your father.

or

You are as tall as your father.

A: at your table

A: Neither of these words are spelled correctly. “Your mom” is correct.

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A: What you like to do with your (free) time?
How do you spend your time?

A: How was your day?
😊

A: “You are not supposed to sit like that” sounds a little too forward..kind of rude so I would prefer the 1st one because you still are getting your point across but in a kinder manner:))

A: You can say “do you believe” are you believe isn’t the right sentence to use :)

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A: @NOBODYvr Drake, Kendrick Lamar, EGOIST

A: 这是在哪里看到的呢？？全部都是俗话，前言不搭后语 😂😂 “beam me up scotty”是《星际旅行》里的一句很有名的话，表示着你那么想离开一个地方而要上飞船去外太空😂CA是“加州”简写，ur就是“you are”简写（在别的情况下也可能是“your”或者“you're” 哈哈） “double whammy”就是“双重坏事”吧，坏事发生的时候另一件坏事也发生了， “i guess we know whats in the water" 是个比较老的说法，就是说所有的住在一个地方的人都很奇怪，好像自来水里有毒品，他们喝了以后都疯了。“their”应该是“they're”，那个人打错了。“no wonder they're nuts”是“怪不得他（们都）疯了”，说的是毒品的那个比喻 。我总觉得英语是个特别乱的语言，你看看上下文猜一猜吧😅 加油 哈哈