what does "la Taka Taka" mean???
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What does "la Taka Taka" mean??? A girl from mexico said it.
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updated May 22, 2013
posted by dawnfitzpatrick
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Perhaps she was referring to this video created by this interesting man...
updated May 22, 2013
posted by SonrisaDelSol
Interesting video, to say the least. - 0074b507, Aug 13, 2011
Jaja! Sí...qué un hombre extraño - SonrisaDelSol, Aug 13, 2011
:-) - --Mariana--, Aug 13, 2011
I couldn't catch everything he was saying. Can anyone tell me what he's singing about? - SonrisaDelSol, Aug 13, 2011
I thought he was delightful! - territurtle, Aug 13, 2011
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We used to call this game taka taka
updated May 22, 2013
posted by Dakie
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It's vernacular for "Japanese person". In this case a Japanese girl or woman given the definite article 'la'. It's not necessarily a pejorative but could be used to that effect (much like the term "gringo" can be used pejoratively or not). Taka taka comes from how the Japanese language sounds to Western ears.
updated May 22, 2013
edited by chubie
posted by chubie
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Taca-taca is a game. Not sure if this is the context you want.
Taka taka is also a cartoon character:
updated May 22, 2013
posted by katydew
