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Vote now!ตอบแล้วคำถามเกี่ยวกับภาษา I saw "get down on" in a music, but I don't know the meaning yet.
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 | Thunderhead27October 2020 Are you referring to the song ”Get Down On It” by the R&B band Kool and the Gang? Great song. |
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Thunderhead27October 2020 The phrase that’s more commonly used is ”get down with” or ”down for.” It’s a slang that’s used to express agreement or like.
E.g.,
”Say, I find John to be a very agreeable chap. What say you?”
”Yeah, I can get down with John.”
”I am growing weak from hunger. I seek sustenance . Shall we head to Ye Olde Mexican Inn tonight for dinner?
”Yeah, I’m down for Mexican tonight.”
 | AussieInBgOctober 2020 Could you please give more context than that? There are many possible meanings of ”to get down on sth/sb”. |
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SoAngelicOctober 2020 It means you are okay with doing whatever is being presented. It`s slang usually used by the Young.
Where ”To get down to it” could be a reference to starting work or maybe clarify something in a conversation by ”getting down to it”