MEGOU
MEGOU .it means by definition and also statment of transportation by expectation of excitement with less regard to destination and more to the experience of travel and your rewarded with a job well done when you hear him her say faster faster faster wheeeeee...adult person whome is listng to baby , infant , child person saying Megou ...pernounced (Me- Go- You) short for me going with you. Usually part of a slang statement used by advanced 2 to 5 year olds who are telling not asking and not looking for a yes or no or anything related to small talk they only need a nod or a let's go. And then they give smile of approval. Word originated from friends grandchild in a grocery store when child had a memory recall apon seeing me in my electric wheelchair from previous visit a month pryer and a race like track experience in and arround front yard of his grandmother's house.
I gave him a ride on it and he found it to be a blast so now in isle of grocery store he screams to me ;" Megou and I replied me know you too! And he looked puzzled and after 3 tries megou,megou,megou, jumping up & down kicking toes of foot on ground looking down as if to say please fearing a letdown. his mom says he wants to go for a ride with you. OH!!! Now I understand
I gave him a ride on it and he found it to be a blast so now in isle of grocery store he screams to me ;" Megou and I replied me know you too! And he looked puzzled and after 3 tries megou,megou,megou, jumping up & down kicking toes of foot on ground looking down as if to say please fearing a letdown. his mom says he wants to go for a ride with you. OH!!! Now I understand
Megou is the whole sentence it's a one word sentence in its self me going with you!!
MEGOU
MEGOU .it means by definition and also statment of transportation by expectation of excitement with less regard to destination and more to the experience of travel and you are rewarded with a job well done when you hear him her say faster faster faster wheeeeee...adult person whome is listng to baby , infant , child person saying Megou ...pernounced (Me- Go- You) short for me going with you. Usually part of a slang statement used by advanced 2 to 5 year olds who are telling not asking and not looking for a yes or no or anything related to small talk they only need a nod or a let's go. And then they give smile of approval. Word originated from friends grandchild in a grocery store when child had a memory recall apon seeing me in my electric wheelchair from previous visit a month pryer and a race like track experience in and arround front yard of his grandmother's house.
I gave him a ride on it and he found it to be a blast so now in isle of grocery store he screams to me ;" Megou and I replied me know you too! And he looked puzzled and after 3 tries megou,megou,megou, jumping up & down kicking toes of foot on ground looking down as if to say please fearing a letdown. his mom says he wants to go for a ride with you. OH!!! Now I understand
I gave him a ride on it and he found it to be a blast so now in isle of grocery store he screams to me ;" Megou and I replied me know you too! And he looked puzzled and after 3 tries megou,megou,megou, jumping up & down kicking toes of foot on ground looking down as if to say please fearing a letdown. his mom says he wants to go for a ride with you. OH!!! Now I understand
Megou. primitive baby/toddler launguage. Megou
Normal English "May I go with you for a ride"
Normal English "May I go with you for a ride"