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  1. 15-May-2010, 05:59 #1
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    Default get on down

    Hola, querría saber si "get on down" es un "english slang" o un "idiom" y qué significa.
    Gracias
  2. 01-Jun-2010, 23:54 #2
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    Default Re: get on down

    "Get on down" simply means to "go to a place". As a 24 year-old from California, it sounds very old-fashioned and rural (from the countryside).

    COMMERCIAL ON TV:
    We've got the best prices in town! So get on down to Billy's Tire Shop today!

    If you have an example, I could clarify. Gracias
  3. 03-Aug-2010, 19:39 #3
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    Default Re: get on down

    He may have had "to go down" in mind as in "this is how it all went down" in the sense of this is how it all happened.
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