dai! 

after u insult someones mother u say DAI! or KLEINDEUTSCH!

DUDE: thats a shitload of mayo on that sandwich
ME: almost as much as i shot down ur moms throat last night DAI!

dai! by Bo Jangles March 17, 2003

Dai Suki 

"Dai Suki" means "I love you" in Japanese. It's also commonly used in Japanese Animes to express affection.
There are several tendencies to express love in Japanese.
"Suki" means "I like you" and an even stronger way to express your love would be "Aishiteru".
There are also polite forms of "Aishiteru".
"Aishite iru" is a less colloquial form of "Aishiteru".
"Aishitemasu" is in polite form and "Aishite imasu" is even more polite.

Nihongo ga dai suki desu - I love Japanese

Dai Suki by Kai1 September 5, 2008

dai lo

Literally means 'Big Brother' in Cantonese. Usually used by Chinese gangsters and wanksters to refer to their bosses.

Jan is my dai lo.

dai lo by Jan June 4, 2003

Dai Lou 

Cantonese term of "big brother" used as a triad term.

hey dai lou anthony

Dai Lou by LOLSAR April 7, 2009

dai ca 

your boss

i am the dai ca

dai ca by Anonymous October 13, 2003

Dai Uy 

Dai Uy = Captain ("Senior Grade Junior Officer") usualy used during the vietnam war (vc term)

-I want a full report sgt. Barnes.
-You got it dai uy.

Dai Uy by RoShoe March 4, 2009

dai low 

Cantonese direct translation to big bro, older brother. Used many times when referring to an older member in a gang as a form of respect.

One: "Hey dai low, wassup"
Two: "STFU, don't call me that, you want to let the other gang members kill me?"

dai low by MsockoR December 20, 2007