柠檬不酸怎叫柠檬薄荷不凉怎叫薄荷 Translated as How can lemons not be

Relation Nicknames

柠檬怎如心酸薄荷怎如心凉 [níng méng zĕn rú xīn suān bó hé zĕn rú xīn liáng]
Translated as Lemon isnt sour as Heartaches and Mint isnt cool as Chilled hearts expressing lemons ...
我非薄荷怎奈柠檬 [wŏ fēi bó hé zĕn nài níng méng]
The name suggests If Im not mint how can I withstand being lemon ? Here mint represents something ...
柠檬不酸薄荷不凉 [níng méng bù suān bó hé bù liáng]
The phrase lemon isn ’ t sour mint isn ’ t cool expresses an unusual sentiment about things typically ...
柠檬酸莫非是柠檬加醋薄荷凉难道是薄荷加冰 [níng méng suān mò fēi shì níng méng jiā cù bó hé liáng nán dào shì bó hé jiā bīng]
A playful combination of flavors : Is Lemon Sourness Maybe from Lemons plus Vinegar ? And Is Mint ...
薄荷不懂柠檬心薄荷不懂柠檬心 [bó hé bù dŏng níng méng xīn bó hé bù dŏng níng méng xīn]
This translates literally as Mint doesnt understand the heart of lemon It may suggest that someone ...
柠檬不萌薄荷不凉 [níng méng bù méng bó hé bù liáng]
Translated as Lemons aren ’ t cute ; mints aren ’ t cool Likely playing on contrasts of expectations ...
柠檬好心酸薄荷心好凉 [níng méng hăo xīn suān bó hé xīn hăo liáng]
A poetic expression meaning lemons feel so sour and mint feels cool This metaphorically describes ...
不是薄荷心生凉不是柠檬心生酸 [bù shì bó hé xīn shēng liáng bù shì níng méng xīn shēng suān]
It reads as Neither mint nor lemon can cool or sour my heart Mint and lemons often metaphorically stand ...
我有一颗柠檬心我有一颗薄荷心 [wŏ yŏu yī kē níng méng xīn wŏ yŏu yī kē bó hé xīn]
Translates as I have a lemon heart and a mint heart Lemons can imply freshness sharpness or bitterness ...