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daje

🇮🇹 Italian slang from Rome

What does “daje” mean?

come on!; let's go!

Example

“Daje Roma, segna!”
Come on Roma, score!

Good to know

Roman form of 'dai'. For cheering, urging, or 'yes, let's do it!'.

Who you can say it to

With friends, not your boss

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The textbook way to say it: Forza!

Heard in a conversation

Five-a-side on Thursday

Fabrizio Aò Claudio, stasera calcetto alle nove. Ce stai?
Hey Claudio, five-a-side tonight at nine. You in?
Claudio Daje! Ma chi c'è? Se viene Marco io nun gioco, è 'na pippa.
Let's go! But who's coming? If Marco comes I'm not playing, he's useless.
Fabrizio Aridaje co' Marco! Poraccio, l'altra volta ha pure segnato.
Here we go again with Marco! Poor guy, last time he even scored.

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