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What does it mean when someone says... 你很屌!
I remember watching Channel [V] and they used to have a commercial when they would say... Channel [V] 好屌! Is this appropriate slang or is it really vulgar? Is it appropriate to use or will it offend people?
5 de nov de 2009 16:23
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In case you don't know what 屌 is, it means penis. I guess it has something to do with phallic worship. Since we all know what a penis does and since it's used as an adjective here, I will personally translate it into "fucking good". Whether or not it's offensive is on a person-by-person basis.
PS
棒, meaning stick, is actually a euphemism for penis. Therefore, 你很棒 also means 你很屌, but it's not considered vulgar anymore.
5 de novembro de 2009
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Hello Lupat,
Colloquially it means 'you are cool' or ' you are extraordinary' , while in Cantonese it has got a vulgar offensive meaning.
So you better don't use it in general.
5 de novembro de 2009
1
its not very vulgar but it could be offensive sometimes,although it means you are awesome.by the way,my name is roger, im from china and Im learning english my skype:rogerlee86 my msn:[email protected] hope we can help each other take care
5 de novembro de 2009
屌is a word commonly used in daily life. it's a slang word but very popular. don't worry if it will affend anyone.
6 de novembro de 2009
Mostly it means "you are great"but it's just used by young guys.is not formal.
there is a second way to use it with a meaning of provocation.
Several examples below :
哇,你好屌啊!wow ,you are great!
你好屌啊!怎么,想打架啊!Pretty good !do you wanna fight with me?
6 de novembro de 2009
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Habilidades linguísticas
Chinês (Mandarim), Chinês (Taiwan), Inglês, Francês, Japonês, Espanhol, Vietnamita
Idioma de aprendizado
Chinês (Taiwan), Francês, Japonês, Espanhol, Vietnamita
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