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Old 09-29-2011, 09:40 PM   #145
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Originally Posted by Stingo View Post
Ok. The only reason I add some clarification in here is 'cause I don't want someone getting into an embarrassing situation. Papi is a young child's way of saying "daddy." It's slang use is as a term of endearment used by a woman for a man or a somewhat effete way of a gay man to refer to another gay man. Use accordingly.
Actually, both ways, but you're correct.

Although, in PR and other countries, papi is more used as a word for sweetie. And I did not add any gay meaning by the way, just said was weird, or it was to me when I read it.

Now, I'm from South America, not PR (lived there 10 years though) , so I know what you mean. I used to call my father, "papi". Again, no offense, it just sounded weird when I read it, giving the case my 1st is Spanish.

Anyway, thanks for the clarification.

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