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“I'm so stoked” — happy or angry?
English slang meaning: “I'm so stoked”. One sentence in 10 accents — South African, Northern Irish, New Zealand, British RP, New York, Australian, Welsh, French, Southern and Jamaican. Stoked = very excited, very happy (informal). “I'm so stoked for the weekend!” “She's stoked about her new job.” “We're stoked to see you!” Use: stoked about / for + noun · stoked to + verb. I'm so stoking. Write it in English.
What it means
- 1 sentence, 10 accents I'm so stoked.
- Stoked = very excited, very happy I'm so stoked for the weekend!
- stoked about / for + noun · stoked to + verb She's stoked about her new job. We're stoked to see you!
- Don't say “stoking”: I'm so stoking. I'm so stoked.
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What does “stoked” mean?
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