XSWL

XSWL

【xiào sǐ wǒ le】【笑死我了】

 

is the Chinese slang equivalent of LMAO.

EXAMPLE：

Person1: Look at this new Cai Xukun sticker…

Person2: xswl

Check out more popular Chinese slang here!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Share a meme with us!

Submit
Other Slang

Fuck your mother (Cantonese)

Fuck your mother [Diu lei lo mo] [屌你老母]   is a term that means to “Fuck your mother.” It is commonly used in the Cantonese

02/16/2022 No Comments

920

920 in Chinese is  “I love you.” 920 has a homophonic meaning, reading as “love you” very much, 9 homophones are usually on, long, and

02/22/2022 No Comments

6666 Chinese Slang

666 [Liùliùliù] [六六六】   to highly praise someone, express excellence, say something is very cool, or call them the greatest of all time (GOAT).  EXAMPLE

01/28/2022 No Comments

Go to hell

Go to hell [Nǐ zǎ bù shàngtiān ne] [你咋不上天呢]   EXAMPLE Person 1: POK GAAI, YOU BROKE MY PHONE! Person 2: It was an accident,

03/03/2022 No Comments

I’m Jealous

I am jealous/bitter [Wǒ suānle] [我酸了]   literal translation of suān 酸 is sour. It is a slang phrase and suan’s chinese meaning is eating

03/03/2022 No Comments

23333

 23333 means a loud laughter, such as Lol, LMAO, Laughing My A** Off. The expression comes from MOP (猫扑网), an online forum in China  

01/28/2022 No Comments

Feel Despair

头耷耷[ tóu dā dā] means: This word can describe someone is hanging his head in despair with something. Cantonese version is 头耷耷（tau4 dap7 dap7）.   A

04/10/2022 No Comments

Flirt (Cantonese)

Flirt  [da qing ma qiao] [打情骂俏]   Other variations include (耍花腔) shua hua qiang.   EXAMPLE Person 1: OwO hey hey piaoliang mei nu Person

03/04/2022 No Comments

Piece of shit (Cantonese)

坺[ba] means: pile, mass, soft paste. Cantonese version is 坺（pet6）. Word formation：一坺屎.   A daily communication: 1: Ugh pok gai, you’re so annoying! 1: Just like

04/10/2022 No Comments

Awesome (Cantonese)

Awesome [佢好叻噃] [keoi5 hou3 lek1 bo3]   Person 1: Hey, your brother was admitted to Harvard University! Person 1: 佢真系好叻噃！(He is so awesome!) Person 2:

03/04/2022 No Comments

I am an Idiot

I am an idiot [wo shi sha zi] [我是傻子] Other variations include 我是蠢货 wo shi chun huo，我是憨憨 wo shi han han.   EXAMPLE Person 1:

03/02/2022 No Comments

Feel Despair (Cantonese)

Feel Despair [tau4 dap7 dap7] [头耷耷]   in mandarin 头耷耷[ tóu dā dā]  can describe someone is hanging his head in despair with something.  

04/03/2022 No Comments

520 meaning

520 【Wǔ’èr líng】【五二零】   means “I love you.” Wǔ’èr líng (520) sound similar to wǒ ài nǐ (I love you). It is often used together

01/28/2022 No Comments

dddd meaning

Dddd is a chinese expression that means “you know what I mean?”   EXAMPLE Person A: he is a bad student, how can he get

01/28/2022 No Comments

XSWL

XSWL 【xiào sǐ wǒ le】【笑死我了】   is the Chinese slang equivalent of LMAO. EXAMPLE： Person1: Look at this new Cai Xukun sticker… Person2: xswl Check out

01/28/2022 No Comments

Netizen

Netizen [Wǎngyǒu] [网友]   a mashup of two terms, internet and citizen. Some variations include:  友友们 uu, 们 you you menji, 兄弟们 xiong di men.

03/03/2022 No Comments

Loser (Chinese)

Loser [La ji] [辣鸡]   literally translates to spicy chicken. However it is a homophone for “garbage.”  There is a sense of ridicule, or treat

02/22/2022 No Comments

I Have No Money (Cantonese)

I Have No Money [yat1 go3 baang6 dou1 mou2] [一个镚都冇]   which literally translates to “poor wretch.” The Mandarin version is  一个镚都冇[yī gè bèng dōu

03/04/2022 No Comments

Jia you

Jia you [jiāyóu] [加油]   literally means “to add fuel”, however it is used as a rallying cry generally meaning to persist, never give up,

01/29/2022 No Comments

Playboy 海王

English: Playboy 中文：海王 Pinyin: Hǎiwáng The literal translation is Neptune. It is often refers to a playboy type men or women, who has many ambiguous

08/07/2022 No Comments

Bbzl

Bbzl [bèngbùzhùle] [蚌埠住了]   you have been greatly impacted emotionally and are about to cry / laugh when you can’t hold up.   EXAMPLE Person

01/30/2022 No Comments

Silly Dick

Silly Dick [Shǎ diǎo] [傻屌]    literally “silly hanging” originally intended to be a swear word but can mean someone is stupid, with a slight

03/03/2022 No Comments

Stupid

Stupid [Áng jū] [昂居]   means stupid in Chinese.   EXAMPLE 1: Hey,where’s my ipad? 2: It’s on your table.Angju.

01/30/2022 No Comments

Husband/Wife

Wife [Lao po] [老婆]   Husband [Lao gong] [老公]   are the more casual way to refer to one’s wife or husband. They are similar to

01/30/2022 No Comments

What’s Up

What’s up/Long time no see [Hǎojiǔ bùjiàn]  [好久不见]   is how to say “what’s up?” or literally “long time, no see”  in chinese. This phrase

02/22/2022 No Comments

419

419 means “for one night.” It is most commonly seen in the bio of women on dating apps and sites.   EXAMPLE Tinder bio: no

01/28/2022 No Comments

Dirty Old Man (Cantonese)

Dirty Old Man [haam sup] [鹹濕]   is a cantonese insult term to describe a lustful uncle. It literally translates to salty wet man. EXAMPLE

02/22/2022 No Comments

狂掉SAN值

“狂掉SAN值” means lose one’s mind. SAN value (literally translated as sanity) is a concept introduced in the board game Cthulhu’s Call and its spin-offs. You

08/11/2022 No Comments

Stupid Girl

Stupid girl [zhu zhu nu hai] [猪猪女孩]   literally translated to “pig girl.”   EXAMPLE Person 1: Have you heard Xiao Lin got fired from

03/02/2022 No Comments

Definitely (Cantonese)

唓[chē] means: 1.despicable (inflections) 2.definitely. Cantonese version is 唓（ce1）.   A daily communication: 1: I have already sent you an email. 2: Thanks for your

04/10/2022 No Comments

Bae/Babe (Chinese)

Bae/Babe [Bǎobèi] [宝贝]   means baby, most assume this is how you say bae in chinese but both phrases are uncommon in a romantic way.

01/30/2022 No Comments

hhhhhhh

Hhhhh 【哈哈哈哈】   in text is how laughter is expressed in Chinese. Chinese people write it both ways “哈哈哈” or “hhhh” , but it can

01/28/2022 No Comments

Stubborn (Cantonese)

Stubborn [ngao3geng2] [拗颈]   Mandarin version 拗颈[ào jǐng] also describes someone is so stubborn with something.   EXAMPLE Person 1:I don’t wanna talk to you anymore.

03/04/2022 No Comments

10086

10086 is the mobile services hotline for Customers of China Mobile, it is one of the most commonly used phone numbers in mainland China.  

01/28/2022 No Comments

Wuhu take off

Wuhu take off [Wúhú (wūhū) qǐfēi] [芜湖(呜呼）起飞 ]   means the celebration of something good in chinese.   It can also show and expression of excitement

01/30/2022 No Comments

Pretty

Pretty [Piao liang] [漂亮]   is the most common phrase to describe pretty in chinese language. Variations include 甜美tian mei and 好看hao kan. EXAMPLE Person

02/22/2022 No Comments

Niu Bi (Very Cool)

Very Cool/NB/Niu Bi [牛逼] niu bi   means very awesome or extremely cool. It’s full expressions is 牛逼 niu bi, with other expressions being 牛批

03/02/2022 No Comments

Sneeze (Cantonese)

打乞嗤[dǎ qǐ chī] means: cough,sneeze. Cantonese version is 打乞嗤（daa2 hat1 ci1).   A daily communication: 1: Pok gai!, you sneezed (打乞嗤daa2 hat1 ci1) on my food.

04/10/2022 No Comments

NMSL

NMSL 【Nǐ mā sǐle】【你妈死了】   is the initials for “nǐ mā sǐle” which means your mom’s dead. Often used in esports as insults to other

01/28/2022 No Comments

ojbk

Objk is a chinese slang word extending the meaning of “OK.” The “jb” between O & K is actually the abbreviation for the Chinese word

01/28/2022 No Comments

1314

1314 spoken in mandarin the numbers sound close to the meaning “Forever”. It is often used together with 520 which in mandarin sounds like  “I

01/28/2022 No Comments

Straight Man 直男

Straight Man 直男 Zhí nán The literal meaning refers to heterosexual men, but under the criticism of many heterosexual women, it has evolved into a

08/07/2022 No Comments

Bro (Chinese)

Bro [Xiong di] [兄弟] There are other variations including 老铁lao tie，铁子tie zi，铁汁tie zhi（north east accent).   EXAMPLE Person 1: Xiong Di did you see the

02/22/2022 No Comments

IDC (I Don’t Care)

IDC [Wǒ bùguǎn] [我不管]   Other variations include. 管我屁事 guan wo pi shi（not my business）,  与我无关 yu wo wu guan.   EXAMPLE Person 1: My

03/03/2022 No Comments

Crazy (Cantonese)

Crazy [Shǎ zuǒ] [傻左]   Some variations include: 痴线chi xian[chi1][sin3], 疯狂feng kuang. EXAMPLE Person 1: Son, don’t talk to people on the street, most are

02/22/2022 No Comments

Not even a touch (Cantonese)

掂下都唔得[diān xià dōu wú dé] means: Not even a touch. Cantonese version is 掂下都唔得（dim6 haa5 dou1 m4 dak1）.   A daily communication: 1: You’re really pretty!

04/10/2022 No Comments

Idiot (SB)

Idiot [Sb/Sha bi] [傻逼]   is how to say idiot in chinese. It is a common phrase used in internet culture and literally  translates to 

02/22/2022 No Comments

Go and Die

Go and die [Qù sǐ ba] [去死吧]   it is also commonly expressed as or 去死 qu si.   EXAMPLE Person 1: I ate the

03/02/2022 No Comments

Fuck Love

Fuck love [Qù tā mā de àiqíng] [去tmd爱情]   EXAMPLE Person 1: My gf just broke up with me, 去tmd爱情. Person 2: Let’s go to

02/19/2022 No Comments

Quarrel (Cantonese)

Two people having an argument can be expressed as 嗌交[ài jiāo]. Cantonese version is 嗌交（ngai3gau1）. Person 1: What’s going on with Jane and Chris? Person

03/04/2022 No Comments

Black Ghost (Cantonese)

Black Ghost [Hak Gwai] [黑鬼]   literally translates to “black ghost.” It is a cantonese slang word for black person, it is usually used as

02/17/2022 No Comments

Really? (SZD)

Really?/SZD 【shì zhēn de】【是真的】   literally translates to “it’s real.” SZD is the abbreviation for its pinyin, “shì zhēn de.”   EXAMPLE Person A:  Do

02/22/2022 No Comments

Fuck/Pok Gaai (Cantonese)

Fuck [pok gaai] [扑街]    literally translate to someone fell down when walking on the street (街 street)，but the meaning is “go and die in

03/02/2022 No Comments

Ugly

Ugly [Chǒu] [丑] is the slang word for how to say ugly in chinese. EXAMPLE Person 1: Look at Jessica’s outfit. *Shows a pictures* Person

02/22/2022 No Comments

Cpdd (couples together)

Cpdd（couples together） [Chù duìxiàng de dī dī] [处对象的滴滴] means form a couple and become a boyfriend and girlfriend.   EXAMPLE Person 1: Hey, pretty lady,

01/29/2022 No Comments

Lìhai (Awesome)

Lìhai [Lìhai] [厲害] literally means serious, formidable, fierce, or violent. However, lìhai is how you say awesome in chinese.   EXAMPLE Person 1: Okay, we

01/30/2022 No Comments
Have an idea or criticism? We want to hear from you:

business@sinomemes.com