Understand Chinese Nickname
兜里没糖
[dōu lĭ méi táng]
Literally meaning 'No candy in the pocket', this phrase can imply a lack of something sweet or good at present. Metaphorically, it could refer to feeling a lack of comfort or rewards in life.
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棒棒没了糖可可没了果
[bàng bàng méi le táng kĕ kĕ méi le guŏ]
No candy for lollipops ; no fruits for cocoa implies something is missing or lost from a joyful scenario ...
没车没房木有钻戒
[méi chē méi fáng mù yŏu zuàn jiè]
Literally it means No car no house not even a diamond ring This implies a person who lacks material ...
别抢我的糖
[bié qiăng wŏ de táng]
Literally means dont take my candy It implies a protective attitude towards something precious ...
你的兜里没糖糖
[nĭ de dōu lĭ méi táng táng]
Literally means there is no candy in your pocket A metaphorical saying for not having sweet words ...
兜兜里糖糖
[dōu dōu lĭ táng táng]
It literally means candy in my pockets implying sweetness in life or the desire to always carry joy ...
兜兜里没糖
[dōu dōu lĭ méi táng]
Empty Pockets Without Candies implies the feeling of having nothing left often suggesting a sense ...
我要吃糖糖啊兜兜里没钱啊
[wŏ yào chī táng táng a dōu dōu lĭ méi qián a]
Expresses a cute childlike desire : I want candy but I have no money in my pocket This portrays a whimsical ...