What is meaning of "lan jiao"? (From Hokkien/
lanjiao (plural lanjiao) (Malaysia, Singapore, colloquial, vulgar) penis synonym ▲ Synonym: butoh.
滥交 Trad. 濫交 làn jiāo. to fall into bad company to make acquaintances indiscriminately.
In my humble and spice-obsessed opinion, Chinese chili oil, aka la jiao, la meaning spicy and jiao meaning oil, is a must-have for anything noodle-related in China.
“lanjiao”, or “lān-tsiáu” in Taiwanese Hokkien romanization, or 𡳞鳥 in Chinese Character, means male genitalia literally.
Lanjiao (Lanh-gee-ow)
Shui Jiao or Sui Kow in Cantonese literally means water dumplings. These are boiled and served in a broth. They are shaped more like a fan.
One jiao is equal to 1⁄10 of a yuan or 10 fēn (分).
po fu : shrew, vixen... : pō fù | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.
jiāo mèi. flirtatious coquettish sweet and charming beautiful young woman (old)
lán. (simplified form of 灡) water in which rice has been washed, (interchangeable 瀾) a great wave; a huge billow. 拦 lán. obstruct, impede, bar, hinder.
walao eh. 我的天啊！ my gosh/oh my god. originate from Singaporean Hokkien vulgar word "wa lan eh 我𡳞呃/我膦呃" (literally 'my dick'). "Wa lau eh 我老呃" (literally 'my father') is a more polite variant of it.
"Delay what?! SCMP readers blast paper for headline innuendo" (1/12/16) As the article explains: As most Hongkongers know, "delay no more" is a homophone for "diu lei lo mo"*, which means "f*ck your mum".
The most commonly used meaning of Baobei is similar to “baby” in English, it's used to refer to a lover or a young child. Between two lovers, “宝贝” is more commonly used to refer to the female party rather than the male. But there's nothing wrong in calling your boyfriend “宝贝”！
zāi péi. to grow to cultivate to train to educate to patronize.
The Chinese yuan renminbi is the currency used in the People's Republic of China. Yuan is the actual unit of currency while renminbi is the name of the currency itself. Yuans are divided into 10 jiao and one jiao is divided into 10 fen.
叫(jiào): be called. This may be the most common use of 叫(jiào). You use the word to introduce your name (or any one's name) in Chinese. It's equivalent to “be called” in English. Just as any verb in Chinese, 叫(jiào) does not have any conjugations and has a single form for all subject pronouns.
GONG JIAO WEI Direct translation: Talk bird language Meaning: Talk nonsense or engage in idle banter Admit it, every chat group has a… | Instagram.
(chiefly Cantonese, Hakka) beautiful woman or girl; beauty; lovely lady (Classifier: 個／个; 位) (Cantonese, by extension) Informal term of address to an adult woman: miss. 靚女，畀碟豉油我吖，唔該！
Meh ah is a versatile phrase in Cantonese, allowing you to express everything from “Howdy”, to your annoyance or even share your sense of excitement.