I was scrolling down on YouTube comments until someone wrote 老师好。新年快乐。给尿尿了。A person answered 新年快乐，不说给尿尿，哈哈.
I look it up but it said that 尿尿 means piss. Is that true?
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1Can you provide the source?– danJun 22, 2018 at 11:39
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1sounds like a teasing joke. "Hi, Sir, happy new year! time to (wake up and ) go piss"– Tang Ho ♦Jun 22, 2018 at 16:30
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So, is that what the person is saying. However, he wrote 给 does that mean giving you urine, my piss or since it's new years ( here is my pee). This is the weirdest thing I ever heard.– OkayJun 23, 2018 at 18:51
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@TherissaToussaint, That's why I've asked you to provide the source. 给 could be a typo. Without the actual context, the intended character could be 该， which is sometimes easily typed as 给 in Pinyin Input method. So the person who responded to that comment put: 不说给尿尿, which purposely pointed out that typo. Well, 该尿尿了 means it's right time to piss. I think that person was trying to say a joke here.– danJun 24, 2018 at 0:47
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I provided the source but it's the same thing I wrote. So 该 ->happy New year's. should go pee– OkayJun 24, 2018 at 1:09
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