aisus
Aisus – Pidgin English Definition
aisus (or aisoos)
(eye soos)
Definition: Filipino way of sighing aloud or saying shucks, darn, oh no!
Used In A Sentence: Aisus! I ben show you how po do um arrrrreadee!
In English?: *sigh* Didn’t I already show you how?
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3 Responses to “aisus”
I remember my parents saying this back when I was lil, from their explanation this actually means “Ay Jesus” or “Oh Jesus” but they just say it fast and it sounds like “Aisus”. They sometimes say “Ay sus maria ginoo” I dont know that means but I always heard it from aunties and uncles.
By Shin on Aug 25, 2009
Which dialect is that? The Ilocos Surian version is Ay sus maria josep. Which really is just “Jesus, Mary, Joseph in English.
By Bryan on Sep 7, 2009
ginoo means lord~
By ellumyn on Oct 14, 2009