If you're in the middle of telling a story, and the person is really engaged and says, "SHUT UP" they really mean:

I cannot believe it! Tell me more.

Having a "beat face" is actually the opposite of what it sounds like. It's when:

Someone's makeup look incredible.

Another phrase for surprised is: (Hint: there are two answers)

I'm shook!, That left me gagging!

If someone ABSOLUTELY layed and/or slayed, it means:

They're exceptionally stylish and you probably need to take notes.

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Living Languages: An AAVE+LGBTQ tribute

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Did you know English is a living language? That means it's still being spoken, and languages that are still being spoken are ever evolving and adding new words/phrases. If you've heard a new phrase recently, you can probably attribute it to the African-American Community and/or the LGBTQ+ Community. Play this quiz to learn fun colloquial sayings! This is dedicated to Dean Modah who teaches AAVE & Gay Vocabulary on his social media platforms. #LGBTQ #LGBTQA #LGBTQA+ #Pride #PrideMonth

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1
If you're in the middle of telling a story, and the person is really engaged and says, "SHUT UP" they really mean:
How do you know that information?
I have to go, but we'll circle back later.
I cannot believe it! Tell me more.
Please stop talking. Im over this conversation.
2
Having a "beat face" is actually the opposite of what it sounds like. It's when:
Someone's makeup look incredible.
Someone looks like they got beat up.
Someone has done thier makeup online to the beat of a song.
3
LGBTQIA+ is a broad term to identify our beautiful queer community.
True
False
4
If someone asks you if you're going to the KIKI, they are asking if you are:
Going to the gathering.
Traveling to Waikiki, HI.
Heading to a friend's house named Kiki.
Going to the comedy club to keke and laugh.
5
If your friend has a sack of coins, it means they have LOTS of money.
True
False
6
Another phrase for surprised is: (Hint: there are two answers)
I'm shook!
I was caught off guard!
Now you're learned!
That left me gagging!
7
When someone says they have tea for you, they mean they have:
Time to go enjoy brunch with you.
A refreshing beverage commonly served in the South.
Gossip, but also truth.
A serious conversation that needs to be had.
8
If someone ABSOLUTELY layed and/or slayed, it means:
They went to bed after performing an incredible drag show.
They're exceptionally stylish and you probably need to take notes.
Be careful, because they're going to prison.
They tame dragons in their free time.
9
In AAVE+🏳️‍🌈 vocabulary, another way to say "don't you love it?" is:
Aren't you living?
Meh, it's aight.
Girl, is it bought?
This is nice, isn't it?
10
AAVE stands for African American Vernacular English- an incredible, ever-evolving language created by African Americans.
False
True

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Living Languages: An AAVE+LGBTQ tribute

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Questions 10

Answers

1
If you're in the middle of telling a story, and the person is really engaged and says, "SHUT UP" they really mean:
How do you know that information?
I have to go, but we'll circle back later.
I cannot believe it! Tell me more.
Please stop talking. Im over this conversation.
2
Having a "beat face" is actually the opposite of what it sounds like. It's when:
Someone's makeup look incredible.
Someone looks like they got beat up.
Someone has done thier makeup online to the beat of a song.
3
LGBTQIA+ is a broad term to identify our beautiful queer community.
True
False
4
If someone asks you if you're going to the KIKI, they are asking if you are:
Going to the gathering.
Traveling to Waikiki, HI.
Heading to a friend's house named Kiki.
Going to the comedy club to keke and laugh.
5
If your friend has a sack of coins, it means they have LOTS of money.
True
False
6
Another phrase for surprised is: (Hint: there are two answers)
I'm shook!
I was caught off guard!
Now you're learned!
That left me gagging!
7
When someone says they have tea for you, they mean they have:
Time to go enjoy brunch with you.
A refreshing beverage commonly served in the South.
Gossip, but also truth.
A serious conversation that needs to be had.
8
If someone ABSOLUTELY layed and/or slayed, it means:
They went to bed after performing an incredible drag show.
They're exceptionally stylish and you probably need to take notes.
Be careful, because they're going to prison.
They tame dragons in their free time.
9
In AAVE+🏳️‍🌈 vocabulary, another way to say "don't you love it?" is:
Aren't you living?
Meh, it's aight.
Girl, is it bought?
This is nice, isn't it?
10
AAVE stands for African American Vernacular English- an incredible, ever-evolving language created by African Americans.
False
True