Hetayu
Hetayu is a very handsome and good looking
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aww heayuh na
An ebonic gem - it is a derivitive of 'Aww hell naw', with more emphasis on its raw, acoustic nature. (Say it fast and you'll know what I mean.)
Ushaniqua: Mmmhmm girl.. and after last night, he a certified ridah..damn!
Trina: That broke-ass, scrub Jarnell? Aww heayuh na girl, he nasty!
Trina: That broke-ass, scrub Jarnell? Aww heayuh na girl, he nasty!
aww heayuh na by andthenjust May 2, 2010
hemayushi
she is a short, creative girl. she is awkward and shy but very kind and sweet. she overthinks a lot. she is analytical and mature. she is the kind of person you want to surround yourself with. her best friend could be anushka.
hitayu
Has lots of lusts but cannot do anything because of long distance relationship. Rejected by his crushes. Has little good dressing sense. Big heart in giving hotspot. A good listener for his girlfriend.
Oh good to have hitayu
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