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Ehe Te Nandayo 

a meme reply originated from the game genshin impact, it is used when someone starts calling you emergency food or begin saying "ehe"
Person A : ehe
Person B : ehe te nandayo!
Ehe Te Nandayo by FzrHellfire November 1, 2020

ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo 

The mighty Chin-Chin's (FilthyFrankShow) Japanese name is "ochinchin" (also a Japanese slang term for penis) and "Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo" basically means "I fucking love Chin-Chin" or "I fucking love dick".
The sentence is used by Chin-Chin and it's basically all the words he's ever spoken.
Salamander man playing assflute in the mighty assflute language: Franku, OMFG it's that fucking cunt Chin-Chin again.
Franku-Chan: Oh no.
Chin-Chin: Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo.

Ehe te nandayo?! 

Is a famous quote by Paimon
When someone says ehe she will respond with this
Is also a good song made by heiakim
listen to it ehe
Venti: Ehe
Paimon:Ehe te nandayo?!

Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo 

Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo?
Why do I love my penis?

Ore wa - Mine
Ochinchin - Penis
Daisuki - Love
Nanda - Question
yo - tone
Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo?
A very cute,calm and wise person.He has a breathtakingly beautiful voice and a smile that can brighten up your day.He doesn't think very highly of himself but people around him cannot help loving and admiring him.
I really wish I could be friends with Nandito.
Omg is that Nandito?
Nandito by Rish20 November 23, 2021
To go out on a date to nando's.
I took my future wife on a nandate last night.
nandate by jaer's September 27, 2011
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