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#1 Post at 5-8-2016 22:55  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L pat pat Hi dude, I wonder who can tell me what "pat pat" means? When I look at the chinese reports, I see a lot of time this words. I usually understand them like "baby fat" but perhaps I am wrong? Can you please help on this? For me baby fat = Next example: PATPAT好彈手，佢用PATPAT磨我下面, patpat又圓又靚 [ Last edited by  max88 at 5-8-2016 23:08 ] Recent Ratings Mister   5-8-2016 23:18   Acceptance   +1   Bum, derriere, backside.

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#2 Post at 5-8-2016 22:58  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L an other word that I never understand is Aberdeen and abalone and car. What are they try to say? [ Last edited by  max88 at 5-8-2016 23:00 ] Recent Ratings Mister   5-8-2016 23:22   Acceptance   +1   Abalone=clam. Car=kiss. Waves=boobs. Environmentally friendly=condomless (BBBJ). Drainage=?

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#3 Post at 6-8-2016 06:11  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L If you're an English speaker it's better just not to read the word or phrase because it won't make sense in that way. Primarily due to some awful Cantonese to English-sound literation which happens. A better literation would be "peht peht" -- which when spoken in Cantonese means a person's butt, and more the fleshy/meaty part. Like if you wanted to say butt sex (or anal sex) you wouldn't think something like peht peht sex because that wouldn't make sense. Also, pat pat/peht peht is a word that parents would teach their kids because it's a child-friendly word and used more by kids than adults. And then you have the Cantonese slang terms! For example, ball = breasts, but a better literation would be "boh." The slang for breasts is ball, as in the English meaning of ball (large and round), but in spoken Cantonese it sounds more like "boh" than "ball." Recent Ratings cw683   8-8-2016 09:58   Acceptance   +1   Favorable ernieb   6-8-2016 16:53   Acceptance   +3   Cool

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#4 Post at 8-8-2016 23:03  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L thks guys. that s much more clear now

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