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柠檬是酸的
[níng méng shì suān de]
In Chinese internet slang, saying 'lemons are sour' implies jealousy. This name suggests that the person feels envy or pangs of longing for what others have or are, which they cannot possess or be.
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我并非柠檬为何心酸
[wŏ bìng fēi níng méng wéi hé xīn suān]
In Chinese internet slang lemon refers to sour jealous feelings The net name implies : I am not envious ...
柠檬为什么酸
[níng méng wéi shén me suān]
A lighthearted play on words In Chinese slang 柠檬 lemon can mean feeling envious Thus it humorously ...
柠檬本酸心
[níng méng bĕn suān xīn]
In Chinese internet slang lemon 柠檬 refers to envy or jealousy This username means originally sour ...
心不酸柠檬酸
[xīn bù suān níng méng suān]
It translates loosely as Heart Not Sour Lemon Sour In Chinese online slang lemons represent jealousy ...
我是柠檬我不萌
[wŏ shì níng méng wŏ bù méng]
I am a lemon I am not cute Lemon represents jealousy in some Chinese internet slang context ; here ...
我是柠檬满是心凉
[wŏ shì níng méng măn shì xīn liáng]
This can be translated as I am filled with bitter jealousy Lemon in Chinese context often means sour ...
柠檬太酸啦
[níng méng tài suān la]
This nickname directly means The lemon is so sour The word ‘ lemon ’ in Mandarin is widely accepted ...
我是柠檬亦会心酸
[wŏ shì níng méng yì huì xīn suān]
This means I am lemon and I can also feel bitter In Chinese internet slang lemons are often associated ...
柠檬心该多酸
[níng méng xīn gāi duō suān]
Lemon Heart – So Sour This implies someone who feels envious or sour like a lemon In China “ lemon ...