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This is not a joke
这不是开玩笑
This is serious, no kidding.
One car come one car go
一车来一车走
One car comes, one car goes (describing traffic).
You go first I with money
你先走我带钱
You go first, I have money to pay.
Sleep sleep get up
睡睡起
Go to sleep, then wake up.
Think think again think
再想想再想想
A Chinglish expression directly translated from Chinese "zài xiǎng zài xiǎng", used to urge someone to think repeatedly ...
Call what name
叫什么名字
A literal Chinglish phrase for asking someone's name, corresponding to Chinese "jiào shén me míng zi".
Just so so
马马虎虎;一般般
A widely used Chinglish to describe something or someone is ordinary, not excellent nor bad, corresponding to Chinese "m...
Nonsense
胡说八道;废话
A Chinglish expression used to criticize words or ideas that are unreasonable, false or meaningless, corresponding to Ch...
Go where play
去哪里玩
A literal Chinglish phrase for asking about the destination of entertainment or relaxation, corresponding to Chinese "qù...
Today see not arrive
今天见不到
A literal Chinglish meaning cannot meet someone or see something on the current day, corresponding to Chinese "jīn tiān ...
Drink water
喝水
A simple literal Chinglish for the action of drinking water, corresponding to Chinese "hē shuǐ".
Very good very powerful
非常好非常厉害
A Chinglish phrase to praise someone or something is excellent and capable, corresponding to Chinese "fēi cháng hǎo fēi ...
Can be
可以;还行
A Chinglish expression to express agreement, permission or that something is acceptable, corresponding to Chinese "kě yǐ...
Not have what
没什么;没有什么
A literal Chinglish to indicate there is nothing or it doesn't matter, corresponding to Chinese "méi shén me".
No have
没有
A simple literal Chinglish to express the non-existence of something, corresponding to Chinese "méi yǒu".
Put down a little bit
放下一点;轻一点放
A Chinglish phrase to ask someone to place something gently or put down a part of items, corresponding to Chinese "fàng ...
Open warm water
倒温水;打开温水
A literal Chinglish for the action of getting or pouring warm water, corresponding to Chinese "dǎo wēn shuǐ".
Play play just play
玩归玩;闹归闹
A Chinglish expression to distinguish play from serious things, corresponding to Chinese "wán guī wán".
What thing
什么事;什么东西
A literal Chinglish to ask about things or matters, corresponding to Chinese "shén me shì / shén me dōng xi".
See see again
再看看;再瞧瞧
A Chinglish phrase to express looking at something again, corresponding to Chinese "zài kàn kàn".
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