- This topic has 10 replies, 8 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 9 months ago by .
-
Posts
-
many teens add the suffix “ski” to words. what is that supposed to mean??
like bro”ski” or dude”ski”
Ski is a derivative of the word skila. In fact, skiing was invented by the Romans, who observed how someone was thrown over a cliff during skila.
i think the SK stands for the words “so kool”
like my broski, my brother is so kool
or doorski – its kool to go through the door.
or icecremski – really kool ice cream.
the “I” i am not really sure, i think it was an add-on by the chassidim who daven nusach ari……
it just cool speak-don’t sweat it – it will change by the time you get used to it- OKski?
I usually just hang out here without being vocal but I gotta say that if I could nominate a favorite thread this would be it.
It’s funny, doesn’t talk about divorce or Starbucks, and doesn’t shun Jews who think they are shomer shabbos when we know they aren’t.
I thought this was a thread about skiing.
PLease let me know if the discussion turns in this direction.
is this thread gonna b a launching pad for polock jokes?
goq- thats up to u.. whatchya got? i could use a laugh 🙂
no sorry s2021 i wont go there
its about the suffix “SKI”
From the thread title, there was no way to know its about a “suffix”.. it just said “ski”
Once I saw its about teen slang, I backed off. I have enough to deal with my family’s Brooklyn slang and Yeshiva shprach, I’m not looking for more words to introduce / uproot.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.