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please advise me of the english translation of ayyayai

please advise me of the english translation of ayyayai

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ayyayai me too mami me too

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updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by mgrant

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Mami-- This is 'grosero' en Mexico. It more or less literally means, "Suck my tit". It's used when something is shocking or not to your liking.

"Mami" is "grosero" in Mexico? I would never imagine that. As far as I know, "mami" is a familiar way of saying "mamá", or it can be a colloquial way of saying "babe", but this is the first time I learn about the meaning you are saying. Are you sure of this? I think that maybe you are thinking on a variation of the verb "mamar".

updated Nov 17, 2011
posted by 00e657d4
I believe you are correct regarding your interpert mama/babe. And, someone else wrote ayyayai meaning "oh boy" that's the way I read the message. Thank you. - mgrant, Oct 8, 2009
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ayayay = interjection expressing woe. Look up "ay" in the dictionary.

updated Oct 8, 2009
edited by Goyo
posted by Goyo
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It is a variation..but it's a slang that that the kids use here in the DF.

updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by god_is_my_judge
I could be wrong in the context...but I assumed from the "ayyayai" that it would be in a context like that. - god_is_my_judge, Oct 8, 2009
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Ayyayai-->That's just an expression. Kind of like saying, "Oh boy". At least that's how it is used here. Mami--> This is 'grosero' en Mexico. It more or less literally means, "Suck my tit". It's used when something is shocking or not to your liking.

updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by god_is_my_judge