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Q: How many Chinese people on here know the meaning of the word punani?

Just askin'.

12 years 43 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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hopefully less than the ones that know the meaning of tact

 

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I bet not 1 in a 1000.   who uses that?  Is it just American ?  or other peeps too ?

icnif77:

Jamaicans use word 'punani' very often...

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cool.  we used it a little bit when I was a boy in Texas, but no more than the other teen-age terms.... pud, pudendum, box, tail, muff, the 'C' word (which girls seem to Hate btw), but no one has yet managed to de-throne the Queen Word - starts w/ a P and sounds like a cat.  (I dunno what one can say on internet and what is verbotten).

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u r boring

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Haven't heard that since about 1998.

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By all the thumbs down I'm guessing more than you thought .
If it makes you feel better I had to Google it ,
In Mori they say Teki

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This is Hawaiian.  It has nothing to do with Aloha.  But it is the direct counterpart of the little brother, maybe the little sister.

 

Outside of all of that, I ain't an endrocinologist so I knows nothing.

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Well I'm impressed - if I'd asked this a month or two back it would of disappeared by now.  Perhaps freedom of speech hath retuwned!

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