生嚿叉燒好過生你 (saang1 gau6 caa1 siu1 hou2 gwo3 saang1 nei5 | sheng1 huo4 cha1 shao1 hao3 guo4 sheng1 ni3) : I wish I never gave birth to you; it would be better to have given birth to a cha siu than to give birth to you

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生嚿叉燒好過生你

saang1 gau6 caa1 siu1 hou2 gwo3 saang1 nei5

sheng1 huo4 cha1 shao1 hao3 guo4 sheng1 ni3

I wish I never gave birth to you; it would be better to have given birth to a cha siu than to give birth to you

Level: 3
This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 粵

生嚿叉燒好過生你

This word has been viewed 5407 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by Michael 忠仔 on 20th Feb 2010 04:05

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生 saang1 sang1 - born; grow; life; alive; unripe
嚿 gau6 - [粵] [classifier] a (thick) piece of
叉 caa1 - fork; pierce
燒 siu1 - burn; heat; cook; fever
好 hou2 hou3 - good; very; friendly; healthy; ready
過 gwo3 - pass through; across
生 saang1 sang1 - born; grow; life; alive; unripe
你 nei5 - you

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