DADA Labubu Have A Seat Names

羞答答 (Xiū Dā Dā) – DADA

“Xiū Dā Dā” (羞答答) describes the state of being shy or bashful. “Xiū” (羞) means shy, ashamed, or bashful. The suffix “Dā Dā” (答答) here acts as a descriptor, often used in colloquial Chinese to make the state sound more vivid, cute, or perhaps slightly clumsy and hesitant, emphasizing the manner of being shy. The name DADA suggests a feeling of bashfulness, coyness, or slight, perhaps even cute, embarrassment. Imagine someone looking away slightly, maybe with a blush, fidgeting a little, or having a closed-off but endearing posture. It conveys an innocent and adorable shyness rather than social anxiety.