Hokkien. Literally "fuck your mother". Commonly used to express irritation or dissatisfaction. Commonly used in Singapore and Malaysia.
Ka Ni Na! Go fuck your mother lah!
by Dr Fred Yam Wai Mun MBBS March 16, 2007
Used as a response when someone praises you about something in the Nigerian language of Yoruba, spoken in the city of Lagos. It’s basically an acknowledgement that roughly translates to “That’s us,” -- I’m always gingered, and I want everyone to feel the same way and be able to say the same thing for themselves
"Awa Ni Yen
Who has the kids all hype
Awa Ni Yen
Who keeps it live all night"
- From the song "Awa Ni" by The Knocks & Kah-Lo
Who has the kids all hype
Awa Ni Yen
Who keeps it live all night"
- From the song "Awa Ni" by The Knocks & Kah-Lo
by stcejorp2110 June 21, 2019
by Weaboo sin May 17, 2018
Mandarin for "I love you." Pronunciation is:
Wo (falling, then rising tone)
Ai (falling tone)
Ni (falling, then rising tone)
Characters: 我爱你。
Wo (falling, then rising tone)
Ai (falling tone)
Ni (falling, then rising tone)
Characters: 我爱你。
by Chinese Al September 20, 2008
Phrase to say when you great your firend.My Nigga.
Often used by Spencer, Tamira, Lexi, Austin, Dani and some other funny people MAH NI.
Often used by Spencer, Tamira, Lexi, Austin, Dani and some other funny people MAH NI.
by MAHNISAYHELLO September 29, 2009
by Goose February 10, 2005