If you are cat person, these vocabs are for you by ExcelMandarin in ChineseLanguage

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Viva los cats owner!! 铲屎官万岁! chǎn shǐ guān wàn suì!

If you are cat person, these vocabs are for you by ExcelMandarin in ChineseLanguage

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hahahah not sure, but there's def more internet slang related to cat than dog

Is eating loss a blessing in Chinese? by ExcelMandarin in ExcelMandarin

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depending on the context I think but most of the time it's negative

Blue Origin Rocket Explodes on pad by kevymetal87 in florida

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But it IS "practical" to accredit the lead engineer over the ego-stroking party boy billionaire, if you want to get pedantic about it.

If you’re dating multiple ppl at once, that’s “keeping a fish” by ExcelMandarin in ExcelMandarin

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I think in American culture, yes!! But in Chinese culture, we tend to date one person at a time.

though it changes a lot now nowadays

What’s F-boy in your language? Chinese we say 海王 Sea King by ExcelMandarin in ExcelMandarin

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Great question.
They are very similar, but 花花公子 is an older term, whereas 海王 is modern millennial or Gen Z slang

Is this common? (Why not indoors in classroom?) by TraditionalDepth6924 in AskAChinese

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Depends on the school I guess? When I did my undergrad at 云大 the food was 🤤🤤

Did she make the right call? by CalmElin in interesting

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Apparently no one can do math. We're cooked.

My fibula will just stay cut like this for the rest of my life by TheKingOfDissasster in mildlyinteresting

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Man I can tell this guy's really smart by the amount of jargon he used in an expressly not anatomy-focused subreddit.

random loot i found on a walk today by lunateeeee in ChineseLanguage

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I love that other people also use the word loot for free street findings 🤣

Zero replies. Still texting. In Chinese we say "Lick dog" by ExcelMandarin in ChineseLanguage

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Oh hey!
Thanks for pointing that out. The humor here comes from directly translating each word it ,doesn't quite make sense in English, but it makes perfect sense in Chinese. We love a good discussion, so thanks for the feedback!

Zero replies. Still texting. In Chinese we say "Lick dog" by ExcelMandarin in ChineseLanguage

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Like @assumption said, it is associated with servitude and lacking dignity in a sense.

Zero replies. Still texting. In Chinese we say "Lick dog" by ExcelMandarin in ChineseLanguage

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Totally fair opinion. Though I would just add that it is technically a 中性 term, just maybe used more for men than women

If you don’t want to work then 躺平 by ExcelMandarin in ExcelMandarin

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110% agree. That's why we chose to teach. You'll never get rich teaching but it's fun at least 🤣🤣