Monhe
A portuguese offensive slur used to describe an Indian person. Exclusively used in Portugal.
Stereotypically, people associate "monhes" with:
- Owning small convenience stores, where they sell sell alcoholic beverages to minors;
- Selling flowers to "betos" (young posh guys) in the neighbourhood of Santos (in downtown Lisbon);
- Being uber drivers.
This is, again, an offensive slur. It's racist and xenophobic.
Stereotypically, people associate "monhes" with:
- Owning small convenience stores, where they sell sell alcoholic beverages to minors;
- Selling flowers to "betos" (young posh guys) in the neighbourhood of Santos (in downtown Lisbon);
- Being uber drivers.
This is, again, an offensive slur. It's racist and xenophobic.
"Mano, baza ali ao monhe comprar sangria"
"Qué fló?"
"Qué fló?"
MONHS
the "man of numbers has spoken"
It's a slightly snarky reply to someone who shows off their math and calculus dexterity against us lowly peons who can barely balance a checkbook.
It's a slightly snarky reply to someone who shows off their math and calculus dexterity against us lowly peons who can barely balance a checkbook.
Him: You calculated the square root of 12 incorrectly.
Me: But of course I did. Because the MONHS
Me: But of course I did. Because the MONHS
MONHS
Man Of Numbers Has Spoken
A: PI is about 3
B. Well, it's 3.14159.
A. MONHS!
B. Well, it's 3.14159.
A. MONHS!