Avoid the mine / Avoid pit
避坑
Practical Chinglish internet slang, meaning to avoid traps, scams, poor-quality products, bad services, or troublesome t...
Give you a like
给你点赞
Simple and practical Chinglish, the most basic interactive expression in Chinese internet platforms; meaning to click th...
Wo ding ni ge fei
我顶你个肺
A colloquial Chinglish exclamation of anger, frustration, surprise or complaint, a mild swear word in Cantonese-influenc...
Da lao
大佬
A Chinglish term referring to a big shot, expert, master, senior or influential person in a field.
Cute for force / Hard cute
尬萌
A Chinglish phrase describing awkward cuteness, a forced or stiff adorable vibe that is slightly embarrassing but still ...
I very love you
我很爱你
A grammatically incorrect Chinglish phrase expressing deep love, directly translating Chinese word order into English.
My mother said
我妈说
A Chinglish catchphrase used to quote one's mother's words, often for humor, persuasion or sharing daily life online.
Pi yi xia
皮一下
A Chinglish phrase meaning to be naughty, playful, mischievous or tease others lightly in a fun way.
Please give me face
请给我面子
A Chinglish phrase asking others to respect one's dignity, save one's pride or show courtesy in social situations.
Shen ma / What horse
神马
A Chinglish slang for "what", a playful and casual way to ask questions or express confusion online.
Zui le
醉了
A Chinglish expression meaning being speechless, dumbfounded, exasperated or having no words for someone/something ridic...
Bu yao face / No want face
不要脸
A Chinglish phrase criticizing someone for being shameless, impudent, having no sense of shame or behaving improperly.
Black fan
黑粉
A Chinglish term for anti-fan, referring to a person who hates, criticizes, slanders or attacks a celebrity, idol or pub...
Tie fen
铁粉
A Chinglish term for hardcore fan, referring to a loyal and devoted fan of a celebrity, idol, brand or content creator.
Water friend
水友
A Chinglish term for online friends, especially fans or viewers who interact with streamers, gamers or content creators ...
Online red
网红
A Chinglish phrase for internet celebrity, referring to a person who becomes famous and popular through the internet.
Xiao ke ai
小可爱
A cute and affectionate Chinglish nickname for someone lovely, adorable, young and endearing.
Lao si ji
老司机
A Chinglish term referring to an experienced person, a veteran in a certain field, or someone who is familiar with onlin...
You are very 6
你很六
A Chinglish phrase praising someone for being skillful, excellent, awesome or capable.
886
拜拜了
A numeric internet slang for goodbye, a casual and concise way to end a conversation online.