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makmak
A written language used on the internet, consisting of altered English words and Internet slang.
Any English speaking person who has some experience on the Internet will be able to understand and eventually use it because you simply need to shorten and slightly modify the words you would usually say until they look ridiculous but are still understandable. There are no strict rules about spelling and grammar and it is mainly used for entertainment and trolling.
Any English speaking person who has some experience on the Internet will be able to understand and eventually use it because you simply need to shorten and slightly modify the words you would usually say until they look ridiculous but are still understandable. There are no strict rules about spelling and grammar and it is mainly used for entertainment and trolling.
tomz (Thomas): helo der torbz u spek makmak??? (Hello Torben, do you speak Makmak?)
torbz (Torben): jas (Yes)
tomz (Thomas): ok frands) (Ok, let's be friends :) )
tolo (Tolio): semo u sem to b mat (Simon, you seem to be mad.)
semo (Simon): u mum( (Your mum is :( )
tolo (Tolio): ooo ( :O )
semo (Simon): y u plya cs al tiem??? (Why do you play Counter-Strike all the time?)
danil (Daniel): cos i suk at the gam (Because I suck at them game.)
semo (Simon): ok trust) (Ok, I trust you. :) )
torbz (Torben): jas (Yes)
tomz (Thomas): ok frands) (Ok, let's be friends :) )
tolo (Tolio): semo u sem to b mat (Simon, you seem to be mad.)
semo (Simon): u mum( (Your mum is :( )
tolo (Tolio): ooo ( :O )
semo (Simon): y u plya cs al tiem??? (Why do you play Counter-Strike all the time?)
danil (Daniel): cos i suk at the gam (Because I suck at them game.)
semo (Simon): ok trust) (Ok, I trust you. :) )
Makakken
Dutch racist word for a North Moroccans, making them similar to a monkey (makak) or 'shit' (kak) in value.
Northern Africans are not very well perceived in modern western cultures.
Very similar in offence to the word 'sandniggers'
Northern Africans are not very well perceived in modern western cultures.
Very similar in offence to the word 'sandniggers'
mamak
Mamakazi
Party crashed by a motherly figure. It could be your Mom, a friend's Mom or even the Mother of your kids.
Mamakazi by JKAMullins January 14, 2009
Manmaker
A lady, often older, who is known for "helping" struggling men/boys loose their virginty
the female version of a virginkiller
made famous on the show How I Met Your Mother. Whom the character Barney lost his virginity too.
the female version of a virginkiller
made famous on the show How I Met Your Mother. Whom the character Barney lost his virginity too.
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