rajah dat
Meaning: roger that
Usage: This phrase means 'roger that' or 'I understand.' It's used to acknowledge understanding or agreement.
"Rajah dat, I stay on it"
"I'll pick you up at seven, rajah dat?"
"You understand da instructions? Rajah dat."
"You going beach bumbye? Raja dat, I grab the cooler."
"We meeting at Zippy's at five? Raja dat, see you there."
Origin: Derived from military slang, adopted into Pidgin.
What does "rajah dat" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"rajah dat" means "roger that" in Hawaiian Pidgin. This phrase means 'roger that' or 'I understand.' It's used to acknowledge understanding or agreement..
How do you pronounce "rajah dat"?
"rajah dat" is pronounced "RAH-jah DAT". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "rajah dat" in a sentence?
Example: "Rajah dat, I stay on it"
rajah
roger, okay
nuff said
say no more, enough said, completely agreed, understood
ya
right?, yeah?
ass right
that's right, exactly, you got it
beef curry no worry
Don't worry, No problem, Everything is fine, Relax
buggah stay
that thing is, that person is
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