I use a lot of: "I dunno...." "uh..." "oh my god!" "holy sh..." "oh sh..." "no..."

lol! i keep saying: " definitely, absolutely" all the time to the point that one of my friends made this remark to me: " Mate, u r "absoultely" crazy! u r overusing " absolutely" and "definitely"." So, i replied :" Definitely! i think u r right". :)

Off the top of my head, here are some terms and phrases that I've found myself using a lot over the years (in phases, not all at the same time): - "Aiya" (well, I guess lots of Asians say this ;)) - "All the way" (meaning it's cool, I dig it) - "Alriiiiighty then" (meaning ok, what was _that_ about?) - "At the end of the day" (usually used to put things in perspective) - "Badass" (meaning awesome, cool, it's dope) - "Coolio" (alternative to "cool" meaning sweet) - "Day yam" (phonetic mutation of "damn" meaning whoa!) - "Far out" (meaning wow, that's nuts) - "Forget about it" (meaning never mind, let's move on) - "It's all good" (meaning no worries, everything's okay) - "Late" (short for "later" which is itself short for "see you later") - "Sa-weet" (phonetic mutation of "sweet" meaning cool, awesome) - "That's intense!" (meaning wow, that's crazy/extreme/wild) - "You know it" (meaning I'm sure you know what I'm talking about) Recently? - "Anyway" (meaning ok let's move on) - "Cui bap" (Vietnamese for the stub of a corn cob, used when someone makes a gaffe)

hey man,hay buddy！！！no matter the one i greet to is male or female. and i like to say oh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~哦~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

hahah By all language i speak :) i say those : look! , listen to me , and what i say to u. when i become nervous from any child in my class i say : papa (to boy) , or mama(if girl) instead of his / her name :) but it's disadvantages in teacher i confess..