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mada mada dane 

mada mada dane by larstait October 12, 2003
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mada mada dane 

Echizen Ryoma says this all the time in Tennis no Oujisama, or Prince of Tennis. It's Japanese for 'too bad' or 'you're not good enough' or something along those lines.
mada mada dane, insert person's name here
mada mada dane by Sorix July 19, 2007

mada mada dane 

no not yet or not good enough
It is a derogatory term, seen in many animes
Whenever Ryoma Echizen from prince of tennis wants to taunt someone he will say Mada mada dane.
mada mada dane by Sarah-chan December 9, 2008
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