A portmanteau of the words "dude", "pare", and "tsong/chong." Mostly used to poke fun at the speaking patterns of kids from elite schools like DLSU and Ateneo. The Filipino equivalent of a SoCal valley girl accent.
"Dudeparechong can you make me sama sa Starbs saglit? I need to make pabarya my 500, eh."
"Dudeparechong, me too. I have 1,000 here eh, I tried to make pabarya sa jeep but the meaning driver kicked me out and sacked me in the nuts, pare."
"Dudeparechong, me too. I have 1,000 here eh, I tried to make pabarya sa jeep but the meaning driver kicked me out and sacked me in the nuts, pare."
by mayaonefish May 14, 2022
To be out of it due to lack of sleep or stress. The term is mostly used by college students or sleep-deprived working millenials.
by mayaonefish May 14, 2022