Polysemous Interjections or Phrases

[KalAlbè]

This thread is inspired by a meme I recently saw about the Mexican interjection "órale" and its various meanings. E.g.,
Órale - I agree with you
Órale - Come on!
Órale - Bring it on!
Órale - Yes
Órale - Hurry up
Órale - That's amazing
Órale - I'm flabbergasted
Órale - There you go
Órale - Ok
Órale - It's your turn
Órale - Go ahead
Órale - I'm waiting for you

What would be some common examples in your language? Please post ones with more than just a few meanings.

 

[KalAlbè]

In New York urban slang (probably common in various AAVE dialects):

You good = Are you ok?
You good = You are ok.
You good = How have you been?
You good = Stop talking to me
You good = You're welcome.
You good = No need to say sorry.
You good = Do you need some money?
You good = Did you get enough?
You good = Do you have a problem?
You good = You bumped into me.

 

[Chrzaszcz Saproksyliczny]

Outside of multi-meaning swear words, Polish has "proszę", meaning: "there you go", "you're welcome", "Pardon?", "Here", "Please", "I'd like...", "there; see?", "you go first", or even "bravo!" with the right intonation.
I think it is similar in Japanese with どうぞ (dōzo).