"let's hang out" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when you are inviting someone to spend time together in a casual setting. For example: "Hey, do you want to do something after work? Let's hang out!".
"Seth came in and goes, 'Hey, you're into comic books, right?' I go, 'Yeah.' He's like, 'Come to a comic book store with me.' He's like, 'Let's hang out; let's all be friends.
I take it really seriously when I work with vocalists it's not just a small thing, it's like 'Okay let's hang out,'whatareare you listening to?' I'll play a demo and then we try to write.
"Sorry, been busy, let's hang out soon". "Had a great time!" "What's your opinion of Star Wars?" If my fellow women haven't spent at least one evening analysing and agonising over said vague missive, they're lying to themselves.
Let's hang out next week.
Let's hang out some time".
"Let's just hang out and watch the celebrities arrive," I said to the DFA.
Like writing "Let's totally hang out this summer!!!" in that dorky kid's high school year book.
Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club awarded the episode a "B+" and called it "the second part of a story which didn't really need one" but also noted that the "laid-back, let's just hang out and have some fun vibe" of the episode made the entry "very, very easy to watch".
Every comedian is saying, "Hey, look at me!" Poehler's characters, in addition to that, seem to be saying, "Hey, let's go hang out at my house after school and have some snacks!
I'll follow you on Twitter, I promise, and let's totally hang out this summer.
