Aug 16, 2018 · Some people are so used to insert it in their sentences whenever they're unhappy about something, they usually would say "Dit me no!" and it really means nothing. But if someone comes up and says "Dit me may" straight up to another person's face then I …

Nov 17, 2021 · “đụ” is equivalent to “địt”, meaning “having sex / f*cking”. “Đụ” is pronounced as the word “do” but you drop the tone. “Má” sounds like “mah” but you raise your tone. It is often used alongside pronouns such as “mày” or “mi” (which means “you”) to insult the person.

Oct 11, 2023 · Example: đụ má - pronounced /ɗu˧ˀ˨ʔ ma˧˥/, which is roughly translated to “f@&k mother”. It is similar to “motherf@&ker” in English and it is often used to begin an utterance, especially by older men and women or people in provincial areas in Vietnam. It is not as popular among younger people.

Mar 1, 2018 · "dit me may" or similar "dit con me may", "du ma may" is a Vietnamese curse word. Its mean "fuck your mom"

Feb 16, 2021 · ‘Đụ’ is spoken in the Central and the South Vietnamese dialects while ‘địt’ is spoken in the Northern dialect. Both of the words have the same meaning ‘fuck’ in English. People in the South of...

Jul 21, 2009 · Actually, in vietnamese, it is written as "Dau ma may" which translates literally to: "your mom's head". So I guess it is an insult to your mom, and to you indirectly.

May 26, 2021 · “Đụ má” is a softer version of the more serious expletive địt mẹ, which literally means “mother f**ker”. “Đụ má” is to “địt mẹ” as “F you” is to “f**k you”. Both expressions are serious insults and should not be said in public or in polite company. Neither are said on TV nor are written in state-sanctioned publications.