hai6 jau6 ap1 m4 hai6 jau6 ap1係又噏唔係又噏系又噏唔系又噏
Jyutpinghai6 jau6 ap1 m4 hai6 jau6 ap1
Yalehaih yauh āp m̀h haih yauh āp
Definition
To talk utter nonsense; to say whatever comes to mind without regard for facts or appropriateness.
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How it's used
This expression captures the frustration of dealing with someone who speaks impulsively or inaccurately. It implies a lack of filter or consideration for the truth, often used to dismiss someone who is just making noise or being difficult. It is a very vivid, rhythmic way to call someone out for being unreliable or annoying in their speech.
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Do not use this to describe someone who is simply lying or being deceptive, as it specifically emphasizes the lack of sense or appropriateness in the act of speaking itself rather than the intent to deceive.
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