Misuse of english phrases by people who don't speak it natively

its buffer phrase for her

She wants your dick

>>70495974
Bitch be after your spice.

you have to ask her, we aren't mindreaders

>>70495974

Take your time to figure it out lad

>>70495974
She thinks that you are retarded and need more time to process things.

>>70496127
What do you mean?

>>70497645
I'll give you some context:

She cooks me Thai food sometimes. I told her today that I'm actually vegetarian.

Her - Really sorry.
Me - Don't worry, you don't have to apologise. I love your food anyway.
Her - I know from now. Take your time.


This is just one of many examples where she uses that phrase in a way that baffles me.

>>70497709
this

>>70497716
So you ate her food despite knowing there was meat inside?
I assume it's related to a specific Thai idiom btw

Roughly translated phrase that makes sense in Thai

>>70498584
I didn't know until she gave it to me. I'm usually okay with eating food that people offer me that don't pertain to my diet, since it's already been made and it's a gift - but I'll tell the person my beliefs and I'll never buy my own food that doesn't pertain to my diet.

>>70498584
>>70498644
Could you explain? Sounds interesting :)