Brazil here :).

I'm new to the forum, but I visit the site every day...

Yo soy del puerto de Veracruz, fijate que me caen mejor los chilangos que los jalapitos jaja NTC, chido que seas del estado tambien... vivo en monterrey pero soy origiario de veracruz. y pues como quiera somos mayoria iberoamericana todavia en el thread...

Eso me ha dolido :P, pero en fin, tienes razon, todavia somos mas Iberoamericanos...

I think that didi mau a vietnenglish word spoken by the U.S. grunts which meant "hurry up (with what you are doing and/or) get out of here" or more like " lets get out of here, and hurry the F*%K up!!!"

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=di+di+mau

I don't understand the logic behind repeating the word "di" (which means go), but I was quite right in assuming that he was saying "di mau", since it means the same thing (with one less go)

 Anyway, it's the first time I see it, and considering there's no mark above the letter, it's hard for me to know what someone means (Vietnamese words have those marks above and below the letters). Anyway, though I wasn't originally the one who asked it, thanks for clearing that up

London, UK.

I'm spanish (well, I'm from Catalonia but I'm not a separatist XD)


so... an special salute for the other catalans, spaniards, spanish speakers, europeans, and, well... (why not?) people of other parts of the world that visit this site!


(sorry for my poor english :( )

Chile!

Saludos a todos los compatriotas!, si es que hay alguno mas jajajaja.

Japan

Canada.