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According to UrbanDictionary.com:
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So:
Used in an argument when someone has made a good point and the other person doesn't know what to say.
Used before a sentence when someone is not sure what to say. Usually repeated by another person.
Used by teenage girls and gay men in the middle of a sentence to emphasize a the point. See like
Used by someone in a conversation if it doesn't matter.
Used by someone in a conversation if they don't care.
example1: Man 1: But you're a dick! Man 2: So?
ex2. Girl: So...Man: So...Girl: Wanna go to the cinema?
ex3. Gay: That is like so good.
ex4. Man: But it's raining outside! Girl: So?
ex5. Man: I have a big willy. Girl: So?
So:
adj. 1. used to add extra emphasis to a statement that would otherwise describe the exact same thing.
"We're so gonna go to Wal-Mart!"
"She so deserved that award!"
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I've found myself using "so" at the beginning of sentences in the last year or two (2011-2012) and I'm pretty sure I got this habit from American friends.
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