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Kuy
Kuy is slang word that means let's go or go ahead! in Bahasa Indonesia. It riversed from Yuk to Kuy that is Ayo to be Ayuk and then be Yuk which means let's go
Kuy by Advantages November 27, 2018
Kuy
The slang word Kuy means "go ahead!" Or "let's go" in Bahasa Indonesia. Kuy is riversed from Yuk that means "Ayo" or "let's go"
Kuy by Advantages November 27, 2018
Kuya pa chupa
When your Filipino neighbors invite you to eat at their house this is how you politely accept their offer.
Kuya pa chupa :)
ps. plus points if you look them in the eye and smile while saying this.
Kuya pa chupa :)
ps. plus points if you look them in the eye and smile while saying this.
Him: Hey man wanna have some dinner at my house? wife baked lamb chops.
You: Sure man, Kuya pa chupa.
When they welcome you in:
Before you enter always say "kuya pa chupa" with a smile to greet them.
You: Sure man, Kuya pa chupa.
When they welcome you in:
Before you enter always say "kuya pa chupa" with a smile to greet them.
Kuya pa chupa by Bulldog@meow December 3, 2018
Kuynt
A less offensive pronunciation of the word 'cunt'. Therefore making it more socially acceptable to say within conversation or argument.
Kuya
1. A Filipino word meaning "brother" used as a respectful a way to address an older relative or non relative.
2. A female can also call someone "kuya" as a polite and subtle way to let them know they're not romantically interested.
3. The word "kuya" can be used on its own or before a name.
2. A female can also call someone "kuya" as a polite and subtle way to let them know they're not romantically interested.
3. The word "kuya" can be used on its own or before a name.
Kuyf
Kuyf by millsarno of btown August 5, 2011
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