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Chinese Slang
Posted by: Arnold (IP Logged)
Date: July 28, 2007 07:48PM
白粉 báifěn (noun) heroin; cocaine; any white, powdery drug (lit.: white powder; n.b.: cocaine is rare in China)
笨蛋 bèndàn (noun) dunce; idiot; moron; stupid person
冰毒 bīngdú (noun) Ice; crystal meth (drug)
闭嘴 bìzŭi (verb) shut up
不咋的 bùzădì (adj) not so great; not too hot
才不呢 cáibùne (idiom) no way; not at all
操 cào (int) fuck; no shit (exclamation)
操蛋 càodàn (verb) fuck; (adj) fucked
擦屁股 cāpìgu (idiom) clean up the mess (lit.: wipe ass)
扯淡 chědàn bullshit
赤老 chìlăo (noun) jerk; twit (Shanghai dialect)
丑八怪 chŏubāguài (adj) ugly (lit.: ugly monster)
大麻 dàmá (noun) marijuana; grass
打屁 dăpì (idiom) shoot the breeze; have a silly chat (lit.: beat fart; n.b.: Taiwanese expression)
大腕儿 dàwànr (noun) big shot; big cheese; top dog (lit.: bit wrist)
蹬 dēng (verb) dump; ditch
地盘 dìpán (noun) territory; turf
迪厅 dítīng (noun) club; disco; dance club
放屁 fàngpì (verb) fart; talk nonsense; bullshit
放水 fàngshuĭ (verb) sabotage (lit.: release water)
放血 fàngxiě (verb) deeply discount (lit.: release blood)
废 fèi (verb) kill; maim
废物点心 fèiwudiănxin (verb) loser; good-for-nothing; useless thing
跟班儿 gēn bānr (noun) minion; lackey; follower
跟包 gēn bāo (noun) minion; lackey; follower
狗 gŏu (noun) bastard; asshole (general term of abuse)
狗杂种 gŏu zá zhong (noun) bastard; son of a bitch; mongrel; mutt (lit.: mixed-breed dog)
狗日的 gŏurìde (noun) motherfucker
海洛因 hăiluòyīn (noun) heroin
好说 hăoshuō (idiom) no problem; sure thing
黄鱼脑袋 huángyú năodài (adj) stupid; dumb (lit.: brains of a yellow croaker)
货 huò (noun) goods; stuff (drugs)
鸡 jī (noun) hooker (lit.: chicken)
K粉 K-fěn (noun) K; Special K; ketamine (drug)
凯子 kăizi (noun) gigolo (Taiwan slang)
看什么看 kàn shénme kàn (idiom) what are you looking at? what’s there to look at?
烤 kāo (verb) call using a beeper; page (from “call” in English)
靠 kào (int) fuck; no shit (exclamation)
可卡因 kěkăyīn (noun) cocaine
拉皮条 lā pí tiáo (verb) be a pimp; work as a pimp
姥姥 lăolao (int) fuck; shit; bastard; damn it (exclamation)
孬种 nāo zhŏng (noun) loser; coward (lit.: a bad seed)
尿 niào (verb) piss; pee; (noun) piss; pee (urine)
尿 niào (verb) care about; give a damn; be afraid (+ negative)
泡妞儿 pào nīur (verb) flirt with young women; womanize
屁事 pìshì (idiom) have to do with; be someone’s business
球 qíu (noun) balls; testicles
球 qíu (int) what the hell; my ass (interjection expressing disbelief or disregard)
去你的 qù nĭ de (verb) get lost; stop it; come off it
日 rì (verb) fuck (have sex with a woman)
色狼 sèláng (noun) lecher; sex maniac
傻冒儿 shă màor (noun) idiot; fool; ass
傻逼 shă bī (noun) jerk; twit; asshole
傻眼 shă yăn (adj) stupefied; dumbfounded (lit.: dazzled)
时不时 shí bu shí (idiom) from time to time; sometimes; now and then
十三点 shí sān diăn (noun) flake; flighty person; immature person (Shanghai dialect)
帅呆了 shuài dāi le (adj) gorgeous; drop-dead gorgeous
涮 shuàn (verb) con; rip off; trick
水货 shuĭ huò (noun) smuggled goods
吸 sī (verb) use; take; snort; do (drugs)
吸毒 sīdú (verb) use; take; snort; do (drugs)
铁公鸡 tiějōngjī (noun) cheapskate; miser; stingy person
王八蛋 wángbādàn (noun) bastard; son of a bitch
小姐 xiăo jiě (noun) “miss” (way of referring to prostitutes, as well as its usual meaning of “miss”)
小密 xiăo mì (noun) mistress (lit.: small honey)
小秘 xiăo mì (noun) mistress (lit: small secretary)
小兔崽子 xiăo tù zăi zi (noun) son of a bitch (lit.: small baby rabbit)
小妖精 xiăo yāo jíng (noun) temptress; vamp (lit.: small evil spirit)
丫 yā (noun) bastard (born to an unmarried woman)
鸭 yā (noun) male prostitute (lit.: duck)
眼红 yănhóng (adj) jealous; furious
眼皮底下 yănpídĭxià (idiom) under one’s nose (lit.: under one’s eyelids)
眼线 yănxiàn (noun) snitch; police informant
摇头丸 yáotóuwán (noun) Ecstacy; E (drug)
有病 yŏubìng (adj) crazy; mentally ill
有种 yŏuzhŏng (idiom) have guts; have balls (lit.: have seeds)
炸庙 zhàmiào (verb) explode; go postal; fly off the handle
张儿 zhāngr (noun) ten-yuan note; ten years
斩一刀 zhănyìdāo (verb) fleece; rip off (n.b.: Shanghaiese)
枕边风 zhěnbiānfēng (noun) pillow talk; bedroom talk
真有你的 zhēnyŏunĭ (idiom) you’re amazing, incredible, really something
嘴硬 zuĭyìng (verb) talk tough
做 zuò (verb) kill; do in; waste
作难 zuònán (verb) put somebody on the spot; make something difficult
作死 zuòsĭ (verb) have a death wish

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Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Keo (IP Logged)
Date: August 01, 2007 11:07PM
Thanks arnold, this time I don't need to find pinyin smiling smiley

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: ChinaGirl (IP Logged)
Date: August 02, 2007 03:10AM
so amazing....and i even don't understand some of the words....

i think you 'd better not study these...they are so rude.

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: airgun001 (IP Logged)
Date: August 15, 2007 02:25AM
晕, 难道这些老外就是对这些汉语感兴趣?

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Arnold (IP Logged)
Date: August 15, 2007 03:39AM
Quote:
晕, 难道这些老外就是对这些汉语感兴趣?

哈哈,本论坛一千多帖子中唯一条“低贱”,还是给你吸引了
这些中国佬就是对这些感兴趣。

(天天被叫作“老外”,我不是太喜欢)

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: mkc.cafe (IP Logged)
Date: August 16, 2007 01:17PM
haha, the swear is easiet to learn in the world.spinning smiley sticking its tongue out

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: kwaijita (IP Logged)
Date: August 17, 2007 08:35PM
i need this...

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Anma (IP Logged)
Date: August 23, 2007 02:38PM
You have seeds. lol

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: moli (IP Logged)
Date: September 26, 2007 06:21AM
Muy pero que muy bueno!!! very very good, is a pity all this words, that are part of the language are never tought at the university in china..of course..Im a spanish teacher and some times i used to teach some words like these,students have fun, like to watch films, and they understand more about the culture!!

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Muhammad Yousuf (IP Logged)
Date: October 03, 2007 09:38PM
Xie Xie, for your contribution in teaching Chinesespinning smiley sticking its tongue out

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Demi (IP Logged)
Date: December 12, 2008 02:43AM
Arnold Wrote:
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> 晕,
> 难道这些老外就是对这些汉语感兴趣?
>
> 哈哈,本论坛一千多帖子中唯一条“佊> ?贱”,还是给你吸引了
> 这些中国佬就是对这些感兴趣。
>
> (天天被叫作“老外”,我不是太喜權> ?)

hahhah,"老外“is just a fixed nickname,just enjoy it. if you are in china. for example, you are a very clever laowai.

Re: Chinese Slang
Posted by: Bruceguo (IP Logged)
Date: December 28, 2008 10:46AM
lol........very funny.and since I am a chinese guy,I'll teach you some new Chinese characters here.so that when you come China,it will be helpfull.

去哪里? where do you want to go?
要特殊服务吗?do you want a "miss" ? lol.i think you know the meaning of "miss" under this condition

to mkc.cafethumbs upyes!!!!!i agree the swear is more easier to learn all over the world.it's true.

中国的哥们们。这没有什么好谴责的,这很正常,我开始学英语也是从fuck开始的。现在大姐上小朋友哪个不是开口闭口fuck fuck 的,话是用来说的,不是束之高阁的。



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