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ID: 7460Elementary
One of our viewers asked us to review "Hip Internet Terms." So here is a little Chinese CyberSpeak!
Some are short phrases. Some consists of a new meaning for an old expression. But all of them are packed with meaning. Knowing these will help you read with clearer understanding. Using them will show that you are 'plugged in' to the latest language trends.
Jenny,Grace
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怼: The pronunciation "duǐ" is used in the northern dialect to express "a nudge or a push "or "to rebut with language". On the web, "怼" is often used to refute the other party, with a hint of provocation.
扎心了老铁
zhā 扎xīn 心le 了lǎo 老tiě 铁
Heartache (Something hurts or moves me), my friend or my brother
Poverty limits my imagination: You cannot imagine the lives of wealthy people. Although it is said as a joke, it is somewhat " Zha1 Xin1". It is true that the children who eat steamed bread every day cannot imagine the taste of a formal banquet of Manchurian and Chinese delicacies.
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