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SAKAS #272

Closed johnbent closed 2 years ago

johnbent commented 2 years ago

SAKAS created by johnbent@gmail.com on 2018-03-23 12:18:14

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

SAKAS?

Something to do with CHUTEM? Like where markers go?

johnbent commented 2 years ago

mngiruchelbad@gmail.com replied,

Sakai?

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

Sorry. Ignore the chutem. That is sakai. I was confused.

But there is a word SAKAS that Charl saw on FaceBook where people were teasing each other.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Sakas? Maybe it's those people's own slang or maybe a shortened name used for teasing...? :)

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

“Komora meklungal rubak lsomiu arngalk al sakas..smh..lmao”

Any ideas? Maybe it’s a person’s name?

johnbent commented 2 years ago

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Yeah, probably a made-up word only they know. It doesn't even make sense to me. Lol. Smh.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

mngiruchelbad@gmail.com replied,

Yep agree with J! I heard sekalas so they may related to each other.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

SEKALAS?

johnbent commented 2 years ago

mngiruchelbad@gmail.com replied,

Yes something being used that is made up word too.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

I've heard sekelas before. It's not a good word. Ask Charl if she knows it.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

Aleko ng dirkak a ta el rengesii.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Oh OK. Let's wait. Maybe someone will reply with a definition.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

Someone else told me it is a vulgar way to describe a woman who becomes easily aroused. Does that fit your understanding?

johnbent commented 2 years ago

johnbent@gmail.com replied,

Weird. Now someone else told me it vulgarly describes a man who has difficulty reaching climax.

Maybe it’s just an general sexual insult with gender-specific connotations.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Very weird, indeed! Maybe the meaning changes depending on the one who says it. Hehe.

johnbent commented 2 years ago

souangtellei@gmail.com replied,

Yeah those are vulgar words. But I don't know what they mean exactly because I didn't want to ask to know. 🤦🏽‍♀️

souang