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1. listen, listen up, listen here. Any one of those. Pronounce oh-yai or oh-jai, depending on the specific dialect of spanish the person is speaking.
2. Once mentioned on an interview meant close to the same meaning as chico. 3. Characterized in the jewish vernacular as to describe a state of stress or kind of like our saying 'oh my G-d' oye mi canto - listen to my song, listen to me sing
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| 2. | oye | ||
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Listen up Oye, what time is da bitches gettin here
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| 3. | oye | ||
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Cuban for "Yo!" Oye brode, wazzup?
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| 4. | oye | ||
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One of the market-days for the Igbo tribe. Shown in the book "Things Fall Apart." "on what market-day was it born?" he asked.
"Oye," replied Okonkwo. "And it died in the morning?" |
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another way to agree with someone or to show acknowledgement. friend: want to come to school tomorrow? you: oye
friend: i hit a triple last night! you: oye |
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British for "hey" also used by the English & Irish. "Oye, get over here", said the young British fellow.
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cuban american Miami has really changed since all the oyes floated over here.
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