没你老子活的很好 I Live Well Without You In Chinese context the word here

Relation Nicknames

无悲无喜 [wú bēi wú xĭ]
It means Without Sorrow and Without Joy In Chinese philosophy it expresses a state of emotional indifference ...
没了你老娘照样活 [méi le nĭ lăo niáng zhào yàng huó]
It translates to Without you I ’ m still going to live quite well Here ‘老娘’ l ǎ o ni á ng is used ...
劳资没了你活的照样好 [láo zī méi le nĭ huó de zhào yàng hăo]
Meaning I will live fine even without you The phrase uses the rough vernacular term 劳资 instead of ...
這顆心為你不再淡定 [zhè kē xīn wèi nĭ bù zài dàn dìng]
In Chinese 這顆心為你不再淡定 meansI cant remain calm for youthis username implies the user might ...
劳资缺你一样活得好 [láo zī quē nĭ yī yàng huó dé hăo]
Laozi Que Ni Yi Yang Huo De Hao means Without you I can still live well This name expresses a show of resilience ...
莪不习惯没有疯子莪永远是你的疯子 [é bù xí guàn méi yŏu fēng zi é yŏng yuăn shì nĭ de fēng zi]
A poetic statement saying that one does not know how to live without playing the role of a crazy fansupporter ...
老子无谓悲伤各种坚强 [lăo zi wú wèi bēi shāng gè zhŏng jiān qiáng]
Laozi is Chinese slang equivalent to ‘ Imyself ’ but very casually assertive The whole means Regardless ...
劳资自爱 [láo zī zì ài]
Roughly translates to this 老子 emphatically speaking myself loves myself It conveys that one knows ...
没有你老娘照样活 [méi yŏu nĭ lăo niáng zhào yàng huó]
The phrase literally means Without you I can still live on very well In Chinese 老娘 is a colloquial ...