Horrible word

[LarryTheLlama666]

I am terribly sorry but this word aggravates me.Does anyone else get annoyed by the word chu?It has no point really in my opinion.  

[Masamune no Hi]

Chu? Never really heard it...  

[xAvenirYuinax]

Can't say I have either.  

[Gachetemas]

Didn't Harry Potter have a crush on her? Chu Chang? I'm not sure.

domokun Bye, chu.  

[Malbeur]

Gachetemas

Didn't Harry Potter have a crush on her? Chu Chang? I'm not sure.

domokun Bye, chu.

That was 'Cho' actually. Cho Chang.  

[ChaoSpectre]

If you mean a replacement for "you" especially after words that end with "t", then I have voted correctly. Hooray?  

[Cinnamon_Kitty]

ChaoSpectre

If you mean a replacement for "you" especially after words that end with "t", then I have voted correctly. Hooray?

Yes, I think that's what she meant. E.g. "I'm down wit chu!" (that was horribly embarassing).

I, too, hate it sweatdrop Although I can't say I really think about it that often. The main language of the country I reside in is not English, and when people here do speak English its definately not American slang.  

[Pink Rain Today]

For the slower of us here..."Chu" is a form of "you". It's ghetto-speak.  

[Buccellatte]

Ghetto speak lol.
I'm quite fluent in Ghetto Speak.
I don't like "chu" either.  

[Queen of the Blue Twins]

Wow, does that word truly annoy me!! 3nodding  

[FeelinShiny]

Here I thought a Chu was a strange gell like creature coming in many diferent colors. I also thought that when you drink the jelly of a Red Chu it would heal your wounds and if you drink the jelly of Green Chus it restores your magic...

Ah well.... Maybe I'm wrong....

whee  

[PlatinumChild]

When I first read the word "chu" in this thread, my brain immediately went into "too much anime" mode. I thought you were talking about the Japanese "chu", wich I think means "kiss". It doesn't annoy me in Japanese, as it's a real word, but when they use it to replace "you", that does get on my nerves...

[Shan.Raikou]

 

[Gachetemas]

Malbeur

Gachetemas

Didn't Harry Potter have a crush on her? Chu Chang? I'm not sure.

domokun Bye, chu.

That was 'Cho' actually. Cho Chang.

Ooh, I bit you. Sorry.

According to my Martin's pocket-sized Japanese-Engrish Dictionary, chu means middle or medium, and cho means intestines. Or butterfly. Unfortunately, I don't think Cho was Japanese.  

[The Man who was Thursday]

Chu is Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound of a kiss. It doesn't literally translate.  

[LarryTheLlama666]

It just aggravates me when they use "chu" for "you".It is completely annoying.


"How are chu today?"<---That can get annoying.