abstract nouns

[Tdol]

Probably not.

[vodkatini]

Say: you've done a good job. Or: you did a good job.

What do xixi and la mean there?

I guess "la" is Chinese, sometimes meaning "already". It very often appears in Chinese converation but it's not a formal usage. "xixi" may mean "thanks you" but I'm not sure. :)

[shane]

'Xixi' is Chinese net speak for 'Hehe', or 'Tee hee' :D

'La' is something that Chinese tend to put on the end of their sentences. Other words used are 'ma', 'ba' 'lo' and 'ga'; although these tend to be use more in Singlish (Singapore English).

[RonBee]

Say: you've done a good job. Or: you did a good job.

What do xixi and la mean there?

I guess "la" is Chinese, sometimes meaning "already". It very often appears in Chinese converation but it's not a formal usage. "xixi" may mean "thanks you" but I'm not sure. :)

Thanks to you and Shane for your replies.

:D