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You’ve probably seen “wagwan” on social media or heard it on television, but what exactly does the word mean? “Wagwan” is an informal greeting meaning “What’s up?” or “What’s up?” and is common in UK youth and street culture. However, slang has much deeper roots, and we’re here to give it all to you. Read on for a complete overview of “wagwan”, including how to use it and where it came from.
“Wagwan” is a casual greeting meaning “What’s up?” and is interchangeable with expressions like “What’s up?” “What’s up?” or “How’s it going?” The phrase is very informal and is mostly used among friends and acquaintances. “Wagwan” comes from Jamaican English and is common among young working-class Londoners.
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