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頂你個肺
ding2 nei5 go3 fai3
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[profanity] How dare you?! Get lost! Blow Me! [literally] to apply pressure to your lungs. Note that this really has nothing to do with the lungs and is a sound contraction from the vulgar expression 頂你個塊閪 [ding nei go faai hai]: ding nei go faai hai → ding nei go f(aai h)ai = ding nei go fai. There is some debate as to how profane this phrase is. It seems to have become less offensive in recent times, and is roughly equivalent to "blow me".
 Level: 3 Google Frequency: 4,220 This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 粵 |
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Characters in this word:頂 deng2 ding2 - top; carry on the head; most; retort你 nei5 - you 個 go3 - unit; individual 肺 fai3 - lung |
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