Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

‘Nah meen’ is like asking if you’re stupid but you already know the answer. It’s a sneaky way to talk down to someone like they’re a rookie.

You spilled soda on your shirt. ‘Nah meen?’

Your friend failed a test. ‘Nah meen?’

You showed up late to class. ‘Nah meen?’

2

‘Nah meen’ is when you say something that sounds like a question, but it’s really just you showing off and being a know-it-all.

You did the best on the quiz. ‘Nah meen?’

You got out of trouble. ‘Nah meen?’

You knew the answer before the teacher asked. ‘Nah meen?’

3

‘Nah meen’ is like throwing shade but you’re too lazy to say it straight. It’s the weakest form of teasing.

You made fun of your friend’s hair. ‘Nah meen?’

You said your friend’s joke was bad. ‘Nah meen?’

You walked past your friend like they weren’t there. ‘Nah meen?’

4

‘Nah meen’ is when you ask someone if they get it, but you’re just trying to make yourself feel superior.

You explained a math problem. ‘Nah meen?’

You told a joke. ‘Nah meen?’

You finished your homework. ‘Nah meen?’

5

‘Nah meen’ is the worst kind of question. You’re not even asking for help, you’re just showing off.

You told your friend the answer. ‘Nah meen?’

You finished your lunch first. ‘Nah meen?’

You beat your friend in a race. ‘Nah meen?’