Entries linking toping-pong ping(n.) 1835, imitative of the sound of a bullet whistling through the air or striking something sharply. Meaning "short, high-pitched electronic pulse" is attested from 1943. As a verb from 1855; in computer sense is from at least 1981, based on earlier use...
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Like all languages they are constantly changing and evolving, Cantonese is no exception, with modern slang moving in and older ways of expressing fading out. Cantonese slang and creative poetic ways of saying things are very much alive, with many humorous connotations, not covered here just yet....