It means "French people are really f***ing rude". The letter "d" at the beginning of the sentence a homophone of the word 啲, which is used to describe things or people in numbers. The underscore near the acts as a "insert profanity here".
d法國佬 - French people
真係好 - Are really
_ - Insert profanity here
冇禮貌 - lacking manners
Nothing sexual is implied in this sentence. Unfortunately, I don't know what "Hi Hi LAI" means, sorry.
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It means "French people are really f***ing rude". The letter "d" at the beginning of the sentence a homophone of the word 啲, which is used to describe things or people in numbers. The underscore near the acts as a "insert profanity here".
d法國佬 - French people
真係好 - Are really
_ - Insert profanity here
冇禮貌 - lacking manners
Nothing sexual is implied in this sentence. Unfortunately, I don't know what "Hi Hi LAI" means, sorry.
the french person has really good manners.