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Ask for help > going like on a Saturday afternoon you wanna ??? that ´s when everything ´s picked over. HELP
going like on a Saturday afternoon you wanna ??? that ´s when everything ´s picked over. HELP
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mari_18cf
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going like on a Saturday afternoon you wanna ??? that ´s when everything ´s picked over. HELP
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I didn �t get what he said in the video. Can you help me?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh0eWI2SjkQ
Minute: 01:50 "... going like on a Saturday afternoon you wanna ??? that �s when everything �s picked over.
What �s said there? and what does it mean? thanks in advance.
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18 May 2018
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Jayho
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According to the captions it �s grill out It must be an American expression as I have never heard it. In fact, that whole clip was very interesting as it is so unlike Australian English. If I went to the US, I �m not sure I �d understand the locals ...
I�m assuming it means to have a BBQ, but perhaps somone else can clarify. Cookout is another American expression for BBQ.
Edit: https://edition.cnn.com/2015/07/03/living/barbecue-bbq-grilling-july-4-feat/index.html
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18 May 2018
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yanogator
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Yes, Jayho, We commonly say "grill out" or "cook out" or "barbecue", all meaning the same thing. Bruce |
18 May 2018
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mari_18cf
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I got grill out, but it made no sense to me. |
18 May 2018
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