Laatjie

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MickJack

Senior Member
I've seen this lingo used in several posts now.

What is it?

'Lighty' or abbreviated version of 'laat lammetjie'

Any clarity will be greatly appreciated!!!
 
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Reefman

Sealiner
You okes are spelling it wrong... it's LAAITIE, NO j in it, otherwise it (laatjie) would be pronounced LAAIKIE? As far as I'm aware, it stems from the Cape... what the coloured community would affectionately call their children. A different version of LIGHTY.
 
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leonard williams

Senior Member
you gonna get sh@t for mentioning (coloured community) but any way.LAATIE is correct.it means a little youngster.in-experienced and wats the word im looking for...........................;)sum1 help.
 
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Volcom

Sealiner
You perhaps looking for the descriptive words

 .......of LAAITIE, in that being......... Leonard Williams? ::H

Just kidding...... hehehehe just cudnt let that one slide!:p
 
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Nivi4Zn

Senior Member
BWAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAaaaaa...

Volcom my bru.. i see you found another "bait to play with" :hungr

Ol Master aint gonna be a happy chappy:cry1

Cheers

Nivi
 
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Volcom

Sealiner
Or how about you keep ure mouth wide open like in ure pic when you see me..... hehehehehe, Hmm, itl be filled with WISDOM i tell ya!!! ::H
 
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Land Locked

Senior Member
Reefman,

You are correct with the spelling LAAITIE. Just spent many hours looking it up. If it were of cape malay origin it would be spelled laaitjie, and they would pronounce it laai-t-jie.

LL
 
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