>someone asks you a question, and you don't quite understand

>>7572298
Depends on the question they ask.

>>7572298
Too wordy
"Say again"
"Say what"
Or simply
"What"
Are all superior

>>7572298
>Which one is correct?

they mean different things

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>>7572302
Sorry, but not all of us grew up on formula food, which means that we are more articulate than those who did such as yourself.

>>7572298
>>7572302
Still too wordy.

Just say "huh". 90% of human languages have the word "huh" as meaning "I don't understand"

>>7572298
What do you mean

try saying how do you mean irl
>it's dumb
realism in literature demands you write what do you mean

>>7572679
How do you mean is acceptable in certain dialects

>>7572323
Brevity is the soul of wit, stupid

>>7572685
>doesn't know what prose is

well meme'd

>>7572681
>in certain dialects

Which ones?

>>7572708
Make yourself look dumber, answer me again

>>7572713
The dialects in which it is acceptable.

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>>7572714
I said well meme'd, faggot

>>7572733
epic fail

>>7572302

"Eh" is much less wordy than all that unnecessary shit you wrote - quit being so fucking liberal with characters.

>>7572842
>>7572733
>>7572714
>>7572708
>>7572685

This interaction made my asshole pucker with fleeting anger. Get a room you two.

>>7572298
Both are correct, I suppose how do you mean implies a certain ambiguity in interpretation, whereas what do you mean is more for total puzzlement. But those are only waverings on a line.