Tanya Kimadded a comment 7 years ago
Actually, the weather in Ukraine has me feeling some type of way too!
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Brandon Crossadded a note 7 years ago
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I don’t know about where you are, but the weather in Moscow right now has me feeling some type of way…
The phrase “some type of way” is a slang term which means “not liking the situation, but not quite sure what to do about it, bothered.”
Some Examples:
Thierry’s new cologne has me feeling some type of way. (You’re not a fan)
Ever since Roshanda came back from Los Angeles she has been acting some type of way. (She's become stuck up)
That movie The Notebook had me feeling some type of way. (On the verge of tears)
So, what’s got you feeling some type of way today?))
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Marissa Zebaduaadded a comment 7 years ago
Results from Spanish Reading Comprehension for the teens I work for are some type of way today.
The way my exboyfriend is acting lately is some type of way.
Brandon,
Should be always be after constructions with the verb "have"
Have me feeling
Have been acting
or so?
I think I wrote my examples wrong. :-(
had me feeling
Marissa Zebaduaadded a comment 7 years ago
P.S. Is that how Moscow looks right now?
Igor Yurchenkoadded a comment 7 years ago
No, Marissa. The picture is definitely not of Moscow. The houses are all wrong and its way too clean.
Marissa Zebaduaadded a comment 7 years ago
Thank you, Igor. :-) ♡♡
Brandon Crossadded a comment 7 years ago
@Igor Yurchenko "the houses are all wrong..." it seems they have you feeling some type of way)))
@Marissa this is definitely an American city)) also, regarding your usage: constructions with this phrase tend to be quite short and dependent on previously mentioned information.
EX. sofia vergara's accent always leaves me feeling some type of way. (this can mean either i love it or hate it - depends on the context)
@Tanya Kim hahah!
Igor Yurchenkoadded a comment 7 years ago
@Brandon Cross, not really, no. They just don't look like anything you can find within the borders of Mother Russia.
Marissa Zebaduaadded a comment 7 years ago
Thank you, Brandon.