Chinese Words & Phrases

**WanderMan68** · 06-17-23 14:09

Originally Posted by Midwestern [View Original Post]

After a Chinese gal has an O, she will sometimes say what sounds like huaile. This sounds like the word for broken. Is this a common way to describe getting an O? Or is she saying something else? TIA.

The word "impregnated" or "carrying your child" has a similar pronunciation. It's a bit scary. We don't need that situation. 😆.

**Midwestern** · 06-12-23 12:11

After a Chinese gal has an O, she will sometimes say what sounds like huaile. This sounds like the word for broken. Is this a common way to describe getting an O? Or is she saying something else? TIA.

**Tefnx** · 04-21-23 17:55

Originally Posted by Vindylst [View Original Post]

I see alot of TG comments of people saying CY. What is that acronym suppose to be?

It stands for Chou yan which means look or in this case bookmark for potential future comeback but not right now. Like "favorites" I suppose.

**Vindylst** · 04-21-23 08:12

I see alot of TG comments of people saying CY. What is that acronym suppose to be?

**Tefnx** · 04-15-23 23:21

Originally Posted by BonMonger [View Original Post]

Thanks buddy- a bit disappointment though as I was imagining that symbol for rimming.

Rimming is the dragon symbol for du long, poison dragon.

**BonMonger** · 04-15-23 15:11

Thanks buddy- a bit disappointment though as I was imagining that symbol for rimming.

Originally Posted by Tefnx [View Original Post]

She for snake or the same sound French kiss.

**Tefnx** · 04-10-23 01:44

Originally Posted by BonMonger [View Original Post]

I am seeing a lot of green snake sign like this. Anyone what is stands for? TIA.

She for snake or the same sound French kiss.

**BonMonger** · 04-09-23 15:46

I am seeing a lot of green snake sign 🐍 like this. Anyone what is stands for? TIA.

Originally Posted by Pushkin13 [View Original Post]

Can you give some context? A sentence. Some surrounding Chinese language context? A photo. ?

P13.

**Pushkin13** · 09-10-22 00:03

Originally Posted by Hewer1 [View Original Post]

Does anyone know what BL, QL and XH means?

Can you give some context? A sentence. Some surrounding Chinese language context? A photo. ?

P13.

**Hewer1** · 08-31-22 12:12

Does anyone know what BL, QL and XH means?

**M1499** · 02-16-22 00:58

Originally Posted by Qqcyber [View Original Post]

Does anyone know how to say "watersports" or any associated phrases in Chinese?

I've come across the terms stool bath and water mill but can't seem to find definitions. Any insight into what these are and if they're worth going for? Would also like to check out pics or videos of this to see if I'm into it so if anyone has better search terms to help me see what is going on that would be awesome!

**AsianMarkCuban** · 01-13-22 14:11

Originally Posted by Midwestern [View Original Post]

Thanks for the insights! So I guess there is a cultural difference between the West and China when it comes to the word "husband. " In the West, women do not call you husband during sex when they are turned on. But in China, I have now had several women (including WGs) call me husband during passionate sex. It is funny. In fact, these same women will never say "I love you" during sex. I have even had a few WGs call me husband when they text me. LOL. Anyway, thanks again!

Yo, I am chinese here. Happy to help you guys out. Yeah for some weird reasons they love to say it. I don't like it so much. : the Maybe it goes back to security feeling of being loved and needed. Not sure.

But the rest are pretty simillar, they love to be call the sluts, or Sao be which means slutty pussy as well.

Take it easy. Don't pay too miuch in Shanghai man. They rape your foreign ass off.

**WindAngel** · 01-13-22 07:44

Originally Posted by Midwestern [View Original Post]

Thanks for the insights! So I guess there is a cultural difference between the West and China when it comes to the word "husband. " In the West, women do not call you husband during sex when they are turned on. But in China, I have now had several women (including WGs) call me husband during passionate sex. It is funny. In fact, these same women will never say "I love you" during sex. I have even had a few WGs call me husband when they text me. LOL. Anyway, thanks again!

Thai girls call me lao gong when I took them out of the bar. It's not a formal term so the usage is loose. In Latin America, the girl will say papi during sex is similar.

**BonMonger** · 01-13-22 05:42

Originally Posted by Midwestern [View Original Post]

Thanks for the insights! So I guess there is a cultural difference between the West and China when it comes to the word "husband. " In the West, women do not call you husband during sex when they are turned on. But in China, I have now had several women (including WGs) call me husband during passionate sex. It is funny. In fact, these same women will never say "I love you" during sex. I have even had a few WGs call me husband when they text me. LOL. Anyway, thanks again!

Working gals often use this term. It's a Chinese way of showing affection. Similar to whatever the disease they always ask drink hit water kind. Laogong / qin Ai de is more often things I heard.

Also in punting the gals / agents use Gege which means brother or the ge (big brother) and guys refer WG as Meimei (sister) is kinda weird if you literally taken that to English version. Brother fks sister.

**Midwestern** · 01-13-22 02:49

Thanks for the insights! So I guess there is a cultural difference between the West and China when it comes to the word "husband. " In the West, women do not call you husband during sex when they are turned on. But in China, I have now had several women (including WGs) call me husband during passionate sex. It is funny. In fact, these same women will never say "I love you" during sex. I have even had a few WGs call me husband when they text me. LOL. Anyway, thanks again!