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Chinese Profanity

vonnie
edited April 2009 in General
HAHAHA... Stumbled upon from the Internet Phenomena wiki page.

Mandarin Profanity
Cantonese Profanity

Look how long the Mandarin one is compared to the Cantonese one.
I don't even know half of what they're talking about in the Mandarin on lol.

Feel free to test them out in this thread only :smile:

This whole first paragraph made me laugh, especially :
Other curse phrases, such as puk gai (仆街) and ham gaa caan (咸家鏟), are also common.

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  • Kingsley
    edited April 2009
    vonnie;52242 said:
    HAHAHA... Stumbled upon from the Internet Phenomena wiki page.

    Mandarin Profanity
    Cantonese Profanity

    Look how long the Mandarin one is compared to the Cantonese one.
    I don't even know half of what they're talking about in the Mandarin on lol.

    Feel free to test them out in this thread only :smile:

    This whole first paragraph made me laugh, especially :
    hey, your mandarin profanity doesn't work.
  • schmoey
    edited April 2009
    Kingsley;52286 said:
    hey, your mandarin profanity doesn't work.
    GAH!

    I knew something was suspicious when your link in the status bar was YouTube instead of Wikipedia lol.
  • illicit
    edited April 2009
    pokkkkk gai. diu ley goh hai ah, sai lun yeung.
  • schmoey
    edited April 2009
    illicit;52638 said:
    pokkkkk gai. diu ley goh hai ah, sai lun yeung.
    sei*

    Unless you intentionally meant to say "small".. which I guess could work too LOL

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