I see it sometimes on these boards and wondered what the hell it means?

Meanwhile or something like that... your talking about something and change the subject.

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=119565&highlight=meangya

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=64479&highlight=meangya

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=57211&highlight=meangya

Hope that helps. :D

O.k. - at first I was glad to see Peter asked this, cuz I was in the dark too.

Now I'm almost more confused than ever!!

Meangya means "penis"?????????? How the hell did it come to be a meaning for that? I thought I'd heard just about every slang term for that part of the body!!

And the threads I saw, it didn't really make sense in the context? Maybe I'm just a big, dopey "meangya" myself?

Can you play with your Meangya?

Can it burn?

Isn't it easier just to type "penis" - I mean it's shorter....the word - not the.....



At any rate - trust Peter to start another thread about this topic!!! Where's McFly121 when ya need him?

McFly - get in here - you've got some 'splaining to do!!! :lol:

lol

I had NOOO idea what it meant either :lol:

O.k. - at first I was glad to see Peter asked this, cuz I was in the dark too.

Now I'm almost more confused than ever!!

Meangya means "penis"?????????? How the hell did it come to be a meaning for that? I thought I'd heard just about every slang term for that part of the body!!

And the threads I saw, it didn't really make sense in the context? Maybe I'm just a big, dopey "meangya" myself?

Can you play with your Meangya?

Can it burn?

Isn't it easier just to type "penis" - I mean it's shorter....the word - not the.....



At any rate - trust Peter to start another thread about this topic!!! Where's McFly121 when ya need him?

McFly - get in here - you've got some 'splaining to do!!! :lol:
:rofl: Its moreso a figure of speech like OH DAMN or OH ****..

:rofl: Its moreso a figure of speech like OH DAMN or OH ****..


Well now see why I'm so confused now? Brent said something similar, then you checkout those threads and they're saying the penial referral!!

My word people - JUST SPEAK ENGLISH will ya?! :lol:

At least "oh damn" cuts down on the number of uses for it - "penis" opens up a whole new dictionary....."oh you're a real meangya" or "my meangya hurts after having it crushed in football practice" < tries to come up with a verb-tense >

ok , my bad :meangya: :lookaroun

Well now see why I'm so confused now? Brent said something similar, then you checkout those threads and they're saying the penial referral!!

My word people - JUST SPEAK ENGLISH will ya?! :lol:

At least "oh damn" cuts down on the number of uses for it - "penis" opens up a whole new dictionary....."oh you're a real meangya" or "my meangya hurts after having it crushed in football practice" < tries to come up with a verb-tense >
LOl its Italian and thats what it means in English, but its not used like that in the English language.. its used moreso as a figure of speech. Ive never heard someone say 'my meangya hurts' or whatever lol, but if they get frustrated its like oh meaaaaaangya.

LOl its Italian and thats what it means in English, but its not used like that in the English language.. its used moreso as a figure of speech. Ive never heard someone say 'my meangya hurts' or whatever lol, but if they get frustrated its like oh meaaaaaangya.


I'm married to an Italian and we've never heard that one! Unless its like
(and I'm doing this phonetically) Me-nungia-dia (soft "g") - which means "Oh My God" in Italian - is that it then?

If so - I'm with the tour now!! :woohoo:

I have a feeling this question is going to be asked 2 or more times a year until the end of time.

While we're on the subject, at the risk of sounding really stupid - what does "bump" mean - change of topic?? That's all I can figure from what I've seen.

I'm married to an Italian and we've never heard that one! Unless its like
(and I'm doing this phonetically) Me-nungia-dia (soft "g") - which means "Oh My God" in Italian - is that it then?

If so - I'm with the tour now!! :woohoo:
Nope. Brian told me that in Italian its actually MINCHIA but whatev :snob:

While we're on the subject, at the risk of sounding really stupid - what does "bump" mean - change of topic?? That's all I can figure from what I've seen.
BUMP like when someone bumps up a thread?

B ringing/bumping
U p
M y
P ost

Nope. Brian told me that in Italian its actually MINCHIA but whatev :snob:


O.k. - that one I do know. I was reading the "g" as hard instead of soft - it sounded like a Swedish game to me or something!! :lol:

Actually I use it all the time - just never saw the spelling of it - only I add the Dia (God) usually at the end. It was going around work for a long time - along with another Italian word that I don't dare post here in any version or language! (as that one does mean penis)! :lol:

Bump means to revive an old thread....boost it up a bit(especially if no one replies...sad, sad thing ) :happyface

Bump means to revive an old thread....boost it up a bit(especially if no one replies...sad, sad thing ) :happyface


Oh - o.k. - yeah - that explains why I've seen it on "dead" threads.

Thx! :wave:

So you could even say, "meangya bump"! :lol: :mango

:rotflmao: THis reminds me of the "Joanie Loves Ragu" "Joanie Loves Meangya" convo

oh meangya not this topic again

Nope. Brian told me that in Italian its actually MINCHIA but whatev :snob:
let's not talk bout those, k?

I have a feeling this question is going to be asked 2 or more times a year until the end of time.
ahaha I know. Actually I checked the date thinking it was going to be an old thread bumped up...I guess for the hell of it I'll make one next year if no one asks.

Actually it should be a sticky at the top of the board.

Definition of MEANGYA

Note to self: Do a Frequently Asked Questions with all this in it one day.

I have a feeling this question is going to be asked 2 or more times a year until the end of time.
i agree. that's how it's been going.

We should create a dictionary for SOL terms. That way, everyone doesn't have to keep asking. :lol:

We should create a dictionary for SOL terms. That way, everyone doesn't have to keep asking. :lol:


That's actually a great idea Q!!! A dropdown like the smilies window....

let's not talk bout those, k?
Uh oh. Are you wearing your patch?!

Well now see why I'm so confused now? Brent said something similar, then you checkout those threads and they're saying the penial referral!!

My word people - JUST SPEAK ENGLISH will ya?! :lol:

At least "oh damn" cuts down on the number of uses for it - "penis" opens up a whole new dictionary....."oh you're a real meangya" or "my meangya hurts after having it crushed in football practice" < tries to come up with a verb-tense >


:rofl:

Nope. Brian told me that in Italian its actually MINCHIA but whatev :snob:


O.k. - my husband just saw this thread and I was asking him about it (he's Italian). His jaw dropped!!!

Apparently Brian is right - and phonetically would be pronounced "minchia" (short "i") and he's saying that it actually means a female's vagina!!! (Then we digressed to all the other Italian terms, but he's adamate that this is the correct meaning in Italian - and translates to English the same).

Nope. Brian told me that in Italian its actually MINCHIA but whatev :snob:

My name isn't Brian. :confused: - SLAPS -

I believe it was me who check with my Italian. She said she's never heard of this word "meangya" either. But apparantly we figured out that it was just an English bastardization of the Italian word "minchia," which means penis.

O.k. - my husband just saw this thread and I was asking him about it (he's Italian). His jaw dropped!!!

Apparently Brian is right - and phonetically would be pronounced "minchia" (short "i") and he's saying that it actually means a female's vagina!!! (Then we digressed to all the other Italian terms, but he's adamate that this is the correct meaning in Italian - and translates to English the same).

Hmm, what part of Italy if your husband from? Is he Sicillian? :stressed:

My name isn't Brian. :confused: - SLAPS -

I believe it was me who check with my Italian lover. She's from Italy and she's never heard of this word "meangya" either. But apparantly we figured out that it was just an English bastardization of the Italian word "minchia," which means penis.


Are you sure penis - my husband says vagina - either way - it doesn't sound like it means "oh darn"!!!! I guess why it's slipped through is the misspelling of it. :lol:

No - he's from the North near the Adriatic. I've dated several Italians though - I can check a southern source no problem (although this guy's a MAJOR blowhard and I know I'll be getting a full page email back with the full history and orientation of the word..... *thinking if it's worth it all *)!! ;) :lol:

I was involved with a Sicilian for many years - I know they speak practically an entirely different language! :crazy:

Note to self: If it's ever offered again, take Italian

Note to self: If it's ever offered again, take Italian


:brent



BEAUTIFUL!!! :rofl:

Are you sure penis - my husband says vagina - either way - it doesn't sound like it means "oh darn"!!!! I guess why it's slipped through is the misspelling of it. :lol:

No - he's from the North near the Adriatic. I've dated several Italians though - I can check a southern source no problem (although this guy's a MAJOR blowhard and I know I'll be getting a full page email back with the full history and orientation of the word..... *thinking if it's worth it all *)!! ;) :lol:

I was involved with a Sicilian for many years - I know they speak practically an entirely different language! :crazy:

Yea, Northern and Southern Italians differ greatly. If you think Sicillians are try, don't even bring up Sardinians. :lol:

In the north? Cause my friend's from Sud-Tirol. (A state just northof Venice, which is on the Adriatic, so hmmm) I'll have to check with her again, but I would hope sheknew her stuff. But then again, she's from a part of Italy that was part of Austria before the wars (and still heavily Germanized that it's the states second language) so she may very well be the one who's off.