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Originally Posted by Stingo
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.
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Just to clarify, a little off topic.
In spanish:
Padre=Father
Papa=Dad
Papi=Daddy
In latin america, "papi" it is used for a woman to call a man (usually husband/couple). Something like sweetheart or honey.
In Spain, "papi" it is only used for a child to call its father. And if I hear an adult calling "papi" another adult, I would probably think it is ridicolous, stupid and out of context.
Just my two (spanish from Spain) cents