Chinese Slang in Traditional Chinese: Free PDF and Flashcards

Chinese Slang in Traditional Chinese is built for learners who want useful Traditional Chinese vocabulary in a clean reference format instead of a long, fluffy article.

Ready to level up your Mandarin with a little everyday flair? Scroll to the bottom of the article for your free printable traditional chinese vocabulary list list PDF and free downloadable printable traditional chinese list flashcards — perfect for quick review, a laugh or two, and much smoother conversations.

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Term	Meaning
破事	Trivial or annoying matters; stupid stuff.
破防	emotional defense broken / hit right in the feels
社畜	corporate slave
秒懂	understand instantly, get it right away
笑死	laughing so hard; hilarious
給力	helpful; strong; awesome
給我看傻了	it left me stunned
網美	internet-famous pretty girl; social-media aesthetic person
翻桌	flip table (expressing rage)
耍廢	to slack off, be lazy, chill
耍廢	to slack off; to do nothing productive; to be a couch potato
肥宅	fat otaku; nerd who stays at home
背鍋	take the blame (for someone else)
芭比Q了	I'm done for; it's over (homophone for 完蛋了)
落漆	to mess up, fail awkwardly
衝康	to set someone up, to frame someone (from Taiwanese)
裝熟	Pretending to be close or familiar (false intimacy)
裝蒜	to play dumb; to pretend not to know
討拍	seeking comfort or validation
讚	great; awesome
賭爛	pissed off / extremely displeased
超 + adjective	超好吃
超級	super; extremely
超讚	super great
超雷	super disappointing; a disaster

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