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陪我去结婚
[péi wŏ qù jié hūn]
Directly translated as 'Go with me to get married,' this could indicate either a genuine request, perhaps a playful challenge, or express longing for a partner who can marry them.
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尼玛叫你娶我
[ní mă jiào nĭ qŭ wŏ]
A colloquial expression quite informal and rough Direct translation would be Dammit will you marry ...
我还未取你怎敢嫁我还未嫁你怎敢取
[wŏ hái wèi qŭ nĭ zĕn găn jià wŏ hái wèi jià nĭ zĕn găn qŭ]
Translating loosely to If I have not asked how can you dare to accept my marriage proposal ? this playful ...
老婆我想要老公我给你
[lăo pó wŏ xiăng yào lăo gōng wŏ jĭ nĭ]
An exaggerated romantic request translating to I want a wife ; give me a husband often used ironically ...
你娶我可好你会嫁给我
[nĭ qŭ wŏ kĕ hăo nĭ huì jià jĭ wŏ]
Translating to Will You Marry Me ? in dual context this username humorously or romantically explores ...
咱们结婚吧
[zán men jié hūn ba]
In English this means Lets get married It sounds like an intimate or romantic invitation possibly ...
我要娶你我要嫁你
[wŏ yào qŭ nĭ wŏ yào jià nĭ]
An expression of wanting to get married either gender can say this phrase but it could imply strong ...
嫁我好不好娶我好不好
[jià wŏ hăo bù hăo qŭ wŏ hăo bù hăo]
Translated as will you marry me will you marry himher ? This whimsical nickname suggests eagerness ...
没关系我娶你
[méi guān xì wŏ qŭ nĭ]
Translating to Dont worry Ill marry you it can convey either a jestful promise of commitment to someone ...
嫁给我
[jià jĭ wŏ]
Marry me indicates a users hope or playful wish for marriage This kind of name could express the users ...