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很二先森不三菇凉
[hĕn èr xiān sēn bù sān gū liáng]
'Mr. Silly but Not Miss Promiscuous,' portrays contrasting personalities or attitudes between genders in a slightly teasing manner, hinting at someone silly yet morally straightforward.
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说我傻
[shuō wŏ shă]
Call Me Silly suggests humility or playfulness inviting others not to take this person too seriously ...
他是二逼
[tā shì èr bī]
A rather rude expression that calls someone a fool or an idiot It can also carry humorous or teasing ...
他总说我傻
[tā zŏng shuō wŏ shă]
He Always Says I ’ m Silly represents someone often called naive or silly by another person usually ...
傻子绅士笨蛋淑女
[shă zi shēn shì bèn dàn shū nǚ]
It creates an amusing contrast indicating a fool who still tries to be a gentleman and a silly girl ...
傻小子傻妮子
[shă xiăo zi shă nī zi]
Literally Silly Boy Silly Girl This pair may refer to oneself and partner or friends suggesting carefreeness ...
他的逗比她的煞笔
[tā de dòu bĭ tā de shà bĭ]
He is silly and she is absurd is a rather informal colloquial or perhaps playful name that may depict ...
傻傻傻菇凉笨笨笨先森
[shă shă shă gū liáng bèn bèn bèn xiān sēn]
Translates loosely into silly lady and silly man Represents two people who are cute in their naiveness ...
瞧你这傻劲
[qiáo nĭ zhè shă jìng]
Translates to look at you being silly implying fond observation or comment on someone acting foolishly ...
傻夫人疯先生
[shă fū rén fēng xiān shēng]
Translating into Silly Lady and Crazy Gentleman it suggests two contrasting but complementary ...