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.

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Term	Meaning
嘴砲	empty talk; talking big
大咖	big shot, important person
天兵	idiot; klutz; clueless person
太 + adjective + 了	太誇張了
太扯了	too ridiculous
太神啦	amazing, god-like (internet exclamation)
太超過	too much, over the top
失聯	to go missing in communication; no contact
好康	a good deal; a benefit; something advantageous
好扯	so ridiculous
好棒棒	Oh, so great (sarcastic praise, often childish tone)
完全沒問題	absolutely no problem
小咖	small fry, unimportant person
小確幸	small but certain happiness
尬聊	awkward conversation; cringey chat
就醬	That's it; there you go (contraction of 就這樣)
屁孩	brat; annoying kid
屌	Very slangy; can mean awesome or crude depending on context
崩潰	to break down; overwhelmed
工具人	"tool man": someone used for favours without genuine affection
已讀	seen; message read
已讀不回	read but do not reply
幹話	nonsense talk; bullshit
廠廠	mocking laughter (the character 廠 resembles a laughing face)
廢到笑	So useless it's laughable (describing something or someone incredibly inept)

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