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hit'em up????????

IP: *.kth.pl / 10.0.2.* 16.06.03, 12:33
what does it mean in Polish?????
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    • glory Re: hit'em up???????? 16.06.03, 13:58
      Very easy:
      hit'em up- Wiecej ognia!. Ten zwrot zazwyczaj spotykamy na terenach USA gdzie
      towarzystwo piecze kawal miesa np ( malego wola, lub barana ).Jednak ten
      okrzyk "hit'em up" uslyszymy w UK. Przynajmniej ja to uslyszalem. Tak , tak
      az nie chce sie wierzyc!. To bylo w momecie kiedy juz pijana mlodziez
      probowala wtoczyc do mojego mieszkania przez drzwi od ogrodka plonacy stary
      angielski "MG". Fun,fun,fun!.
      And the strangest thing was, I was the one who was leading the innocent youth
      to that act of crazyness. I don't know.
      • kingfish I will hit'em up for an extra 16.06.03, 20:26
        Well, there is another meaning.

        In business we use”hit’em up” as I will charge them, I will bill them, it will
        cost them.
        For example:

        If you are talking about a vender who did not performed and consequently cost
        you money, you would say I will hit them up for it, which means I will charge
        them to recuperate my loss.

        Or

        You were hired as a consultant to solve a specific problem. In process it
        turned out the problem is much more complex they anticipated and it will
        require more work and more time to complete it. You have more work you need to
        be compensated for and you could say: I will hit them up for an extra.


        . “Hit’em up” has negative connotation since it is usually used to describe
        intention to bill for mistake, non-performance, late delivery, poor
        workmanship, etc.
    • Gość: wacko jacko Re: hit'em up???????? IP: *.nyc.rr.com 17.06.03, 05:20
      In my humble opinion Kingfish is right and glory is not.
      hit'em up - to get something from somebody
      Hit'em up for money.
      • Gość: awalk Re: hit'em up???????? IP: *.warszawa.sdi.tpnet.pl 17.06.03, 08:02
        hit up phrasal verb [M] US informal
        to ask (someone) for something
        She tried to hit me up for a contribution to the school appeal, but I said I'd have to think it over.
    • tynski Re: hit'em up???????? 17.06.03, 14:44
      Have a problem? First hit your teacher with the questions.
      Or anybody else in the know.Don't by shy, hit them up for
      answers. Ask them to drop you a line or hit you up here.
      If you like the answers, make sure to hit them up back
      with a sweet "thank you". Better yet, hit them up to meetup.
    • Gość: kot Re: hit'em up???????? IP: *.acn.waw.pl 17.06.03, 18:08
      I think the best is native speaker, because you cannot use Polish while talking.
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