A phrase used by African-American people to clown on Cambodians with.
The phrase, "Chyea, ma" was originally used by a young bi-racial (African-American and Cambodian) girl in Seattle to say "Yes" to her Cambodian grandmother, who she refers to as "Mom" (ma). While saying this in front of a young African-American female from Tacoma, she realized this was the easiest thing to say and began to address Cambodian's around Seattle as, "Cha ma."
The phrase, "Chyea, ma" was originally used by a young bi-racial (African-American and Cambodian) girl in Seattle to say "Yes" to her Cambodian grandmother, who she refers to as "Mom" (ma). While saying this in front of a young African-American female from Tacoma, she realized this was the easiest thing to say and began to address Cambodian's around Seattle as, "Cha ma."
Cambodian girl: I really want some fried rice
African-American girl: Man, that is so Cha Ma of you to say.
Cambodian girl: I wore socks with my flip-flops to school today.
African American girl: That's some Cha Ma shit.
African-American girl: Man, that is so Cha Ma of you to say.
Cambodian girl: I wore socks with my flip-flops to school today.
African American girl: That's some Cha Ma shit.
by emmdeezee September 09, 2010