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放屁 (fàng pì) is commonly used in daily conversations to express disbelief or to indicate that someone is talking nonsense. For example, if someone is telling a story that is obviously untrue, someone else might say 放屁 (fàng pì) to indicate that they don't believe it. It can also be used to indicate that someone is talking too much or saying something that is offensive.
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No, 打屁 (dǎ pì) cannot be used in place of 放屁 (fàng pì) to mean "to break wind/to fart". There is no such a word as 打屁 (dǎ pì) in Mandarin Chinese.
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