What does chinese mean when they say "neegarr"?

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

What does chinese mean when they say "neegarr"?

Im trying to act like their not racist. They are using the terminology in mixed company. I think their trying to disrespect blacks.

four old ladies are saying it, in their chinese lingo.


what are they saying?

 

[KidJSoul]

What do you think

 

[inthebushes]

A mythical ancient Chinese dragon.

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

What do you think

lol..thats cold

 

[Cave Savage]

There's a very commonly used word in Korean that sounds like "neeguh" but it has nothing to do with any racial slur, I forgot what it meant

 

[trick]

What does chinese mean when they say "neegarr"?

Im trying to act like their not racist. They are using the terminology in mixed company. I think their trying to disrespect blacks.

four old ladies are saying it, in their chinese lingo.


what are they saying?

nee (那) means that, gar (个) has several meanings (they could be talking about a person or thing)

 

[Jesus]

That

 

[Yehuda]

nee (那) means that, gar (个) has several meanings (they could be talking about a person or thing)

"That nikka".

 

[Terrance Curtis Beasley]

"hello"

 

[Larry Lobster]

A mythical ancient Chinese dragon.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

It Means Dumpling, He's Either Offereing You Food Or Flirting With You

 

[trick]

That nikka.

 

[GatorStaceyAdams]

Closest literal translation is "That". But more commonly used as a sort of verbal pause- usually before naming an object or a person.

Similar to:

"Let me have the, ummm, the pork fried rice"


I minored in mandarin.

 

[Killer Instinct]

Itz a term of indeermint.