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How do you pronounce it btw?
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HonestTea
5007 Posts
in Mandarin - Shuai Di, if I'm not mistaken.
My Mandarin is very very rusty.
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On August 16 2009 22:56 Foucault wrote: How do you pronounce it btw?
talking to a street walker how else? god.
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Well i think the characters mean throw away or just dump. I asked a few friends whether the word relates to masturbation but they said nope.
Hoped i helped.
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I'm a chinese, but i dont know what this means.. Haha.. Well gotta ask the Taiwanese or China ppl though..
And yes, it's pronounced as Shuai(as in drop/throw/fall) Di(low) [Brackets are literal translation]
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Not a native speaker but looked it up on a chin-eng dictionary:
甩 shuai: throw away, discard 低 di: low; to lower, hang, bend, bow
So it pretty much fits ejaculating if you free translate hehe. Lets wait for a native speaker to help us out.
Btw why do you want to know?
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Seems your mandarin is very very rusty. ^_^ It is *Cantonese slang; it means " didn't show up as promised". If you want to try and use it in a dirty way, sure go for it. It's weird though.
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Hm.. The above translation "didn't show up as promised" is correct But if it's in Cantonese, then it is pronounced like "Lut Dai" (pronounce it in english, rather rough translation Im afraid)
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Yes, I do apologize. Also, I agree with HaFnium. I don't know how to romanize the Cantonese pronunciation. Kind of the same if you ask someone to tell the pronunciation with Taiwanese. Hope your question is answered..
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이"
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MrHoon
10183 Posts
On August 17 2009 01:24 alffla wrote: hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이" so I guess I'm a LutDai to you Alffla lolololol?
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On August 17 2009 01:29 MrHoon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 17 2009 01:24 alffla wrote: hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이" so I guess I'm a LutDai to you Alffla lolololol?
rofl Lut Dai = verb meaning the one who doesnt show up as promised
So you can say alffla "lutdai-ed" =P
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On August 17 2009 01:29 MrHoon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 17 2009 01:24 alffla wrote: hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이" so I guess I'm a LutDai to you Alffla lolololol? Loooool the cartoon
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On August 17 2009 02:19 HaFnium wrote:Show nested quote +On August 17 2009 01:29 MrHoon wrote:On August 17 2009 01:24 alffla wrote: hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이" so I guess I'm a LutDai to you Alffla lolololol? rofl Lut Dai = verb meaning the one who doesnt show up as promised So you can say alffla "lutdai-ed" =P
u mean lut dai = noun?
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I am a native speaker but I do not know this slang.
In fact, because how these slangs vary largely between regions you should never use them.
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LOL. Others say it's mastubating, others say "not showing up"
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
On August 17 2009 01:29 MrHoon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 17 2009 01:24 alffla wrote: hafnium is right lol lut dai. uh..........
like if u arrange to meet someone at 8pm at X restaurant and then at 8 they call and go like "YO I CANTM AKE IT LOL L8RZ~~~`1!!1"
thats lut dai.
"랏 다이" so I guess I'm a LutDai to you Alffla lolololol?
yea.. kkinda....... T_ T
just use it in cantonese speaking areas lol like hongkong and guangzhou
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konadora
Singapore66064 Posts
As if normal Mandarin wasn't hard enough T__T
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