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How do you say bad man in Chinese?
bad. 坏的；差的；劣的；糟糕的；笨拙的；遗憾的 person. 人；家伙；人身；身体；人称…(名) As a noun.
| 坏人 | huàirén | bad person; villain |
|---|---|---|
| 祸害 | huòhài, huòhai | disaster; harm; scourge; bad person; to damage; to harm; to wreck |
What does Bu Hao mean Mandarin?
不好 : no good… : bù hǎo | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.
What does BAT mean in Chinese?
fu
The Chinese word for bat is “fu,” and the word for happiness also is pronounced “fu.” Two bats sketched on the wrapping of a gift convey best wishes and good fortune. Two butterflies, symbolic of marital bliss, often accompany bats on presents to newlyweds.
How do you say bad person in Cantonese?
In Cantonese, the word gwei evokes or implies hatred and negative feelings. We use it in the words for “devil” (gwei tsz) and “bad person, scoundrel” (jin gwei).
What is Ta Ma?
tā mā (taboo curse) darned damn it!
Are bats good or bad luck?
MYTH: Bats in your house are bad luck. Bats are probably associated with bad luck because of a vampire legend. Vampires exist only in books and movies, and bats can’t cause bad luck. In fact, bats are so lucky for humans that many people build bat houses to attract them to their yards.
Is it bad to say hello in Chinese?
By greeting them with “Hello” in Japanese and Korean is going to impress them, certainly, but in a bad way. If you can’t remember “ Ni Hao ,” “Hello” in Chinese, it’s better that you just greet them in English.
What’s the worst insult you can say in Chinese?
Oddly, in English one of the worse insults you can give anyone is uttering the word c*nt, yet in Chinese 傻屄 (shǎ bī) is much lighter than this one. Call someone a 傻屄 (shǎ bī) and it ain’t nice, but say 肏你妈 (cào nǐ mā), and you could start a riot!
What’s the most common curse word in China?
Who knew. Calling someone a “stupid female reproduction system” is a very impolite way to describe a mean or disagreeable person. Yet, this is one of the most commonly used curse words in China and it can be translated as “stupid c*nt”.
What to say to a Chinese person in English?
If you can’t remember “ Ni Hao ,” “Hello” in Chinese, it’s better that you just greet them in English. “What do you want to have for dinner?” “Whatever.” “Shall we watch that film tomorrow?” “Whatever is fine.” “Whatever” is a phrase that some Chinese love to say but more hate to hear.