Best story Ever
Seriously!? LOL, that's so funny!.!.!.! ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
? but chichi is what you call your dad in japan...did that student happen to know a little Spanish? because chichi is boobs in Spanish. in Japanese boobs is oppai
That is not even close.... books in Spanish is `tetas`(in a vulgar way) or `pechos` (what they're called) and a cute way to call grandpa in Japanese is ogi-chan oder oba-chan for grandma
"Chichi" is used in spanish as well. Is a vulgar and/or childish way of calling the female parts ;)
umm.. that is not a "cute" way ojii-san to oba-san literally means grandma and grandpa. and I don't know why you mentioned grandparents when I was talking about mom and dad ( haha to chichi)
I did not even know that.... so I asked my mom, she said that Mexican say it. ...I'm Puertorican...so.. yeah ╮(￣▽￣)╭
yeah that's why it gets confusing when you have different types of Spanish
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chichi is just a synonym/slang? to oppai. like titties to breasts
idk because chichi means dad. and slang for boobs/boobies is paipai. could the student have meant chinchin? because that is the Japanese equivalent of "peepee" it is the word little boys call their penis. so he could have been hearing chinchin
Actually father(or dad) in Japanese is otousan(informal) and chichue(formal)
i think...chi chi as in ...chinchin....which is penis LOL
ROFLMAO!!!! Love it!!!!
Chichi in Romanian is also boobs, but it's more of a kid term. An adult term I think is tstuh.
I most likely spelled it wrong and there is another term for them, which I also forgot. ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
lol XD well chichi is a way to say pee in portuguese so...
Nah , otousan is formal , chichi is informal for dad . Okaasan means mum formally and haha is informal. Otouto is little brother , imouto is little sister, oniisan is older brother , oneesan is older sister. I think obaasan is grandma and ojiisan is grandpa? Well I guess my 1 year of Japanese came in handy but mind you I haven't done it in a while.
Chichi is what you say when you're talking to someone about your dad. “(My) chichi.” If you're referring to your dad directly, you can say otousan, which isn't particularly formal.
Chichi can mean breast, milk, or father: http://jisho.org/search/chichi
chichi in these term is chikubi wich means is nipple
I thought that too lol
this reminded me of a few years back. one year in high school, there was a Japanese exchange student who didn't know much English in my math class and the teacher would let us make cheat sheets with our math notes. so as she kept saying "cheat sheet", this kid was literally crying laughing after a few minutes of it, so the teacher asked him why. so he managed to say, "sounds like chichi.. it means... boo b s"