Nov 30, 2014 · Leroy see a friend in the hood, and says "Yo homie". Friend replys "Yo, Sup My Nig ". Get the sup my nig mug.

Me dice: "Nigga, ¿cómo llega' hasta las grandes ligas?" Me enganché la .40, voy pa' la Forty (¡Trr!) ¿Que me faltó? Yo no lo veo, por eso rompí el retrovisor. ¿Que tú ere' Jordan qué? No joda',...

Dec 24, 2011 · Nigmas: noun ( pl. -mases ) Nigger Christmas. • Any day a nigga needs an excuse to be lazy and not do shit, is considered Nigmas • A nigfest DERIVATIVES Nigmassy |-məsē| adjective. -Sup ma nig? You workin tonight? -Fuuuuck no nigga, it's NIGMAS -Yo where's Tyrone, didn't he come to work today? -No man, that asshole decided it was Nigmas today!

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一个外国人在网上对你说“sup”是什么意思？该句的意思为：发生了什么，什么事。 引申为问候语“好呀”之类的意思。 整句是：“What's up?” 是美式口语，是最近几年比较流行的见面问候语。 该句读快了，听上去像 "SUP"的发音。

Jun 14, 2021 · It is considered fancy since ocean crab and white asparagus are expensive and not everyday ingredients. The beautiful white and red bits of color in the clear broth is also fits well with the aesthetics of a wedding. This soup, like bánh mì or patê-sô, is a Vietnamese creation with French ingredients/influence.

Today we’re making a Vietnamese classic and one of the most requested soup recipes, Súp Măng Cua (Vietnamese Crab and Asparagus Soup)! Growing up you would often see the served at Vietnamese weddings because it was considered a delicacy because it had crab and white asparagus and was super rich and thick.

🍲 Join me today as we cook up a Vietnamese favorite – Súp Măng Cua (Crab and Asparagus Soup)! 🦀🥢 Perfect for parties and weddings, this comforting soup is about to become your go-to...

Oct 8, 2020 · Sup Mang Cua is a soup like no other because it's always the star of the party! Thick and wonderfully fragrant, it's loaded with topping favorites that can be EASILY found in supermarkets. Get pops of sweet corn, a satisfying crunch from vegetables and a delightful creaminess with eggs!

Mar 11, 2016 · Agreed; this is already English slang. That said, I'd recommend against using it. It's a question in a vernacular (AAVE) and it could be considered appropriation to use it instead of just saying, "How's it going?" or something equally …