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
放閃	to show off one's relationship publicly
放鳥	stand someone up; bail on someone
是在哈囉	Expression of confusion or disbelief (Hello? What's going on?)
是在哭	Are you kidding me? / What a joke (sarcastic, like 'are you crying?')
有事嗎	what is your problem?; are you okay?
有夠	really; very; ridiculously
有夠 + adjective	有夠忙
有夠離譜	extremely absurd
有梗	funny; clever; meme-worthy
有空再說	we’ll talk later when free
有點 + adjective	有點雷
森77	angry, ticked off
森七七	angry; upset (cute variant of 生氣)
機車	annoying, picky, difficult
機車	annoying, picky, or hard to please (person)
欠揍	asking for a beating (annoying)
正妹	hot girl, pretty girl
歪樓	derail a thread / go off-topic
歸剛欸	All day long (from Taiwanese, often describing constant annoyance)
母湯	Don't! (no way, bad idea)
母雞抖	don't understand (playful mispronunciation of 不了解)
沒	no; not have; often used in quick replies
洗版	to flood a page; spam a feed
流行語	trendy expression
溫拿	winner (from English, opposite of 魯蛇)

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