competition: How do you say I beat you in your language?
entry: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!" by dyops

There is the straight forward "Natalo kita!" but that's boring. ;-)
The cool version is "Olats, pare!!" Pretty much saying, "Loser!"
"Olats" (o-lats) in reverse is "talo" which means to lose. "Pare" (pa-re) is a short version of "kumpare" or "kumpadre" which means "buddy" or "pal" or in this usage, "dude".
So it's like saying, "You're a loser, dude!" or simply "LEEOOOOWSSSEERRRRR!"
The cool version is "Olats, pare!!" Pretty much saying, "Loser!"
"Olats" (o-lats) in reverse is "talo" which means to lose. "Pare" (pa-re) is a short version of "kumpare" or "kumpadre" which means "buddy" or "pal" or in this usage, "dude".
So it's like saying, "You're a loser, dude!" or simply "LEEOOOOWSSSEERRRRR!"
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re: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!"
nice entry :) iloveit
nice entry :) iloveit
re: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!"
LOL! nice :P
LOL! nice :P
re: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!"
ha ha!
ha ha!
re: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!"
and you have my vote
and you have my vote
re: Pinoy Slang for "I Beat You!"
MABUHAY!!! lol
MABUHAY!!! lol




lol... nice one