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加了糖的苦咖啡
[jiā le táng de kŭ kā fēi]
This name translates to 'bitter coffee with sugar added.' It's metaphorical, suggesting that even after trying to sweeten an inherently bitter situation or life, it still remains hard to handle.
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放了糖的苦茶依旧苦
[fàng le táng de kŭ chá yī jiù kŭ]
Even Sweetened the Bitter Tea Remains Bitter This name conveys the sense of helplessness and sorrow ...
苦咖啡
[kŭ kā fēi]
Bitter coffee symbolizes life ’ s hardships in this context suggesting someone who embraces or ...
咖啡苦到心
[kā fēi kŭ dào xīn]
Coffee bitter to the heart describes not just the flavor of the coffee but possibly a personal experience ...
咖啡苦进心
[kā fēi kŭ jìn xīn]
Translated to coffee bitter to the heart this portrays the feeling of bitterness seeping into ones ...
苦咖啡請加糖
[kŭ kā fēi qĭng jiā táng]
Bitter Coffee Please Add Sugar : It implies that even when life or coffee seems bitter a little sweetness ...
棉花糖抹不去咖啡的苦
[mián huā táng mŏ bù qù kā fēi de kŭ]
The contrast between the sweet fluffy candy marshmallow in English and bitter coffee symbolizes ...
不加糖的咖啡是苦的
[bù jiā táng de kā fēi shì kŭ de]
A metaphorical phrase used to imply something unpleasant or hard experiences like pure coffee without ...
苦咖啡甜冰糖
[kŭ kā fēi tián bīng táng]
Translating as Bitter Coffee Sweet Rock Sugar This represents contrasts or opposites such as bitter ...
加糖苦咖啡
[jiā táng kŭ kā fēi]
Translating to sweetened bitter coffee it indicates complexity of feelings : life may have sweetness ...