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Justin
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It is definitely slang. ButBut I believe it is more synonymous with Seriousserious, or Seriouslyseriously... "Is he for real?" or Person A: "I just jumped over that garbage can" Person B:"For real?" That is the best explanation I have for you. But it

"Is he for real?"

or

Person A: "I just jumped over that garbage can."
Person B: "For real?"

It is simple, if you are using this specific slang you are probably in a very informal setting.

It is definitely slang. But I believe it is more synonymous with Serious, or Seriously... "Is he for real?" or Person A: "I just jumped over that garbage can" Person B:"For real?" That is the best explanation I have for you. But it is simple, if you are using this specific slang you are probably in a very informal setting.

It is definitely slang. But I believe it is more synonymous with serious, or seriously...

"Is he for real?"

or

Person A: "I just jumped over that garbage can."
Person B: "For real?"

It is simple, if you are using this specific slang you are probably in a very informal setting.

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DeadlyChambers
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It is definitely slang. But I believe it is more synonymous with Serious, or Seriously... "Is he for real?" or Person A: "I just jumped over that garbage can" Person B:"For real?" That is the best explanation I have for you. But it is simple, if you are using this specific slang you are probably in a very informal setting.