A Swahili word used in expressing anger, surprise, appreciation, situation, person, thing, mood, disbelief or frustration. Usually comes before or after a phrase.
In East Africa it is commonly used to show acknowledgment and as an exclamation of surprise.
Aisee! The way Nasri kept in that screamer; 28-yards-away, top left corner... absolute class!
Aisee, I love me some salamis.
Eto'o is a real talent. You can't argue Aisee.
A Swahili word used in expressing anger, surprise, appreciation, situation, person, thing, mood, disbelief or frustration. Usually comes before or after a phrase.
In East Africa it is commonly used to show acknowledgment and as an exclamation of surprise.
Aisee! The way Nasri kept in that screamer; 28-yards-away, top left corner... absolute class!
Aisee, I love me some salamis.
Eto'o is a real talent. You can't argue Aisee.
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