A portmanteau of the words "dude", "pare", and "tsong/chong." Mostly used to poke fun at the speaking patterns of kids from elite schools like DLSU and Ateneo. The Filipino equivalent of a SoCal valley girl accent.
"Dudeparechong can you make me sama sa Starbs saglit? I need to make pabarya my 500, eh."
"Dudeparechong, me too. I have 1,000 here eh, I tried to make pabarya sa jeep but the meaning driver kicked me out and sacked me in the nuts, pare."
"Dudeparechong, me too. I have 1,000 here eh, I tried to make pabarya sa jeep but the meaning driver kicked me out and sacked me in the nuts, pare."
by mayaonefish May 14, 2022