Toast brings his Niece for Sledding 

in cantonese, little brother is called as "sai lou"

@@ledmck yeah but you can still call them "daidai"

Didi only means little brother in mandarine

It's different in Cantonese

Also she's speaking mandarin... not Cantonese

he'd give her lots of gifts and cash XD

That’s how you start talking when you get a baby😂

Low key because she was baby talking stream with bigger reactions and stuff

Casually brings a child on your tray

Didi actually means younger brother, juust sayingg for those that wants to know

@@bread8294 I'm pretty sure she said that because Jenny called him uncle didi in the video but okay.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

That means Little Brother in Chinese ^^ 弟弟 (Di Di)

@@lilyhuli2891 cuteeee

Brother's kid.

Didi = younger brother

yeah lol, in chinese u call your siblings jiejie(older sis)/ meimei (younger sis) or didi (younger bro)/ gege (older bro) and not by their names, its jsut something common in chinese culture !

@@multimoch_ if there's 2 older sis/bro, how to call them specifically?

@@aziatras1559 if there is 2 older brother/sister, then dajie(eldest sister), erjie (second eldest sister), dage (eldest brother), erge (second eldest brother)

@@multimoch_ In hindi we call our sister as didi

Didi. Little brother in Mandarin.

@@anlu5197 Nah its doutei as in virgin. She was callin' him out all stream :p

I didn't even know she had a kid!!

I don't think thats jenny's kid she was just married... I think its toast's big brother's kid

It's their elder brother's

Older brother's daughter. The other lady with them is the mom of the baby.

@@smileycat4539 Oh older brother! So that was his sister-in-law! Yeah I had no clue how many siblings Toast had. I knew Jenny of course but no one else.

Toast’s big brother