Learning English Conversations The English We Speak: -coded
Nov 10, 2025
Discover a fresh twist on the word 'coded' as it relates to everyday life. The hosts explore how this term describes people or things that share similar traits or aesthetics. From student meals like beans and chips to art that gives off particular vibes, the conversation unpacks real-world examples. Learn how to express resemblance in a fun way and hear alternatives like 'gives off the vibe of.' Tune in for a lively discussion that makes language learning enjoyable!
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New Meaning Of 'Coded'
- 'Coded' is used to say something or someone embodies the traits or aesthetic of someone else.
- Speakers use it as a snappy way to link people, objects, or vibes to a person or style.
Friend Sends 'You Coded' Memes
- Georgie describes a friend who sends videos and memes and captions them as 'this is so you coded'.
- The phrase signals that the person in the content shares similar traits with the friend.
'Me-Coded' For Personal Aesthetic
- Feifei gives a personal example about loving bright, intense colours and calling paintings 'so me-coded'.
- She uses 'me-coded' to say the paintings match her aesthetic.