Me No Rikey

He was trying to say " I don't like it."

Yes, as in Me No Likey, as in Me No Like, as in I don't like it, in the most stereotypical asian constructed form. By the way, he was the dude from Gung Ho. Haven't seen him in a while. He also "rooks" like the guy from 16 candles (Long Duck Dong) who says "Sexy American Girlfriend".

It is funny because the context supposes that the presenters will have eloquent speaking skills, rather than a simple grasp of the language and poor pronunciation. Kinda like assuming that the "Toys-R-Us" store in Harlem will be called "We-Be-Toys"

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by - UBPlayer on Mon Jun 23 2008 07:27:29
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i'm not a native english speaker. what does "Me No Rikey" mean


Basically it is mocking asian accents. In Asain countries they don't have a natural sound for L's. It is replaced by R's. It is also supposed to be that they don't speak english very well. So "I don't like it" Becomes "Me no like" add the accent and you get "Me no rike" or "Me no Rikey"

Explaining "Me No Rikey" People whom have an Asian native tough sometimes have a hard time pronouncing the L sound, and it comes out like a R sound. This is because they have no L sound in there native language. As for the "Me No" part non-native English speakers often get verb tenses and stuff like that incorrect thus Me No Rikey translates into I don't like it.

he was trying to say "me no likey" as in i don't like it, but he said rikey because thats the stereotypes with asian accents, that they pronounce the letter Ls as Rs

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