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Chinese
Etymology
Related to wet (wet1, “to go clubbing; to party”). This etymology is incomplete. You can help Wiktionary by elaborating on the origins of this term. What is we (wi1)?
Pronunciation
Verb
we we wet wet
- (Cantonese, intransitive) to have fun; to have a good time; to goof around
1999 June 25, 聖安多尼, “一個冇話可說的人”, in hk.talk.love (Usenet):你都可以做 we-we-wet-wet 既飛仔㗎,
咁啲女咪冧你囉!- You can also be a hooligan who goofs around. Then girls would come after you!
2006 December 1, “發叔自爆選美老資格”, in 《文匯報》 [Wen Wei Po], archived from the original on 2009-08-17:
2016 July 15, 陳奕龍, “《發字精神》:發哥勉勵子華再開棟篤笑”, in 《東方日報》 [Oriental Daily News]:
佢諗到頭都爆埋,去諗啲嘢引你哋笑,我就喺度we we wet wet,諗到咩講咩,佢哋好笑啲。 [Cantonese, trad.]
佢谂到头都爆埋,去谂啲嘢引你哋笑,我就喺度we we wet wet,谂到咩讲咩,佢哋好笑啲。 [Cantonese, simp.]- keoi5 nam2 dou3 tau4 dou1 baau3 maai4, heoi3 nam2 di1 je5 jan5 nei5 dei6 siu3, ngo5 zau6 hai2 dou6 wi1 wi1 wet1 wet1, nam2 dou3 me1 gong2 me1, keoi5 dei6 hou2 siu3 di1.
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2017 August 26, “麥明詩做乜講到喊?”, in 《獨立媒體》 [inmediahk.net]:
相反男人就四十一枝花,仲有大把本錢出去玩,同後生一截的女仔we we wet wet都無問題。 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
相反男人就四十一枝花,仲有大把本钱出去玩,同后生一截的女仔we we wet wet都无问题。 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]- soeng1 faan2 naam4 jan4-2 zau6 sei3 sap6 jat1 zi1 faa1, zung6 jau5 daai6 baa2 bun2 cin4 ceot1 heoi3 waan4-2, tung4 hau6 sang1 jat1 zit6 dik1 neoi5 zai2 wi1 wi1 wet1 wet1 dou1 mou5 man6 tai4.
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References
- Bolton, Kingsley, Hutton, Christopher (2005) A Dictionary of Cantonese Slang: The Language of Hong Kong Movies, Street Gangs and City Life, Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, →ISBN, page 428