Chai Pivit
loosely translated as “want tea ?”. however, this phrase is a multifaceted phrase which if used appropriately, can be used in many different scenarios; namely as a chat up line (to offer chai) or to dismiss a situation (to have suffered a chai pivit moment).
like many arts, utilising the correct chai pivit phrase in different situations takes time, patience and perseverance.
example 1 – chat up line
man – masi, chai pivit ?
masi – no thank you, my husband fed me chai this morning. another time perhaps.
example 2 – dismissing a situation.
(moments after example 1)
mans best friend : dude, did that line work on masi ?
man : just let it go man, it was a proper chai pivit moment, i much rather not think about it.
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