I think it's just supposed to sound foreign; it doesn't make sense as an interjection in any language Naveen is likely to be speaking.
shi amycola shi denabeete shi allmarycollins shi amylandfire shi inute from the lover you will ask out if you see me and my friend told them to me so if they are wrong do not blam it on me and do you what to go out with me if you are a boy?
Lee Shi-min was born in 1968.
fukc u this is trash way to get answers shi does not help this shi is garbage
The cast of Gan shi yan tan - 1991 includes: Lo Pa
Melanee Byrone
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Shi no ō
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Umi kara shi
Shi o tobu
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