Anyone knows what does this phrase, means?

Question

one guy told me "laver du"..

is it some sort of german or dutch language?.

or anyone knows what does it means?.

thx in advance! :]

Answer 1

it is french for washers

Answer 2

Is it possible he said "Laver d'eau" which is pronounced, "Lahver d'oh" ?

That means 'wash water'...at least literally, in French. It could be a slang term.  

Answer 3

it look like is i

l-o-v-e __y-o-u

l-a-v-e-r __d-u

see

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure its french. laver means to wash and du means of.. so i don't know how that works out lol.

Answer 5

dutch and german r sooo alike... but

DU means 'you'.. but in german, u put DU b4 anything else (same in dutch) for ex.:

DU bist.......... etc. (bist means 'are'... in german)

Laver means ' tack '.... are u sure u spelled that right?

'you tack' dosent make sense......... maybe u spelled laver wrong, unless he meant you tack..........

Answer 6

To me it sounds like the guy is speaking Afrikaans -a language similar to Dutch, but only spoken in South Africa.

I think what he was trying to say was: Lawwe ding!

It is said of someone who is funny and play full. Almost like in English when we say: Cheeky Monkey.

Answer 7

In Danish "du laver" means "you do". "Laver du?" means "Do you do?". I don't know if he's Danish, and what you were talking about.