葡萄酸柠檬酸别心酸 The grapes are sour so are the lemons ; no need to feel

Relation Nicknames

柠檬说葡萄你好酸 [níng méng shuō pú táo nĭ hăo suān]
Translated as Lemon Saying Grapes Are Sour this phrase is a playful reference to envy or jealousy ...
柠檬是甜的 [níng méng shì tián de]
The lemon is sweet Contrary to reality since lemons are typically sour It can be metaphorical for ...
柠檬不萌蓝莓不蓝 [níng méng bù méng lán méi bù lán]
A playful way of saying lemons aren ’ t cute and blueberries aren ’ t blue — perhaps expressing dissatisfaction ...
柠檬不萌它很酸 [níng méng bù méng tā hĕn suān]
Literal translation is Lemons aren ’ t cute ; they are sour Its a pun and humorous way of acknowledging ...
葡萄自然酸 [pú táo zì rán suān]
Grapes Naturally Sour references a proverbial sour grapes story Adopting such a moniker might reflect ...
酸葡萄 [suān pú táo]
Sour Grapes originally derives from the saying sour grapes attitude suggesting that one claims ...
柠檬非酸 [níng méng fēi suān]
Direct translation is lemon isnt sour Typically used sarcastically to express that even something ...
柠檬无心所以酸 [níng méng wú xīn suŏ yĭ suān]
Translated as the lemon has no intention so it is sour this metaphor conveys unintentional negativity ...
柠檬不萌草莓不媚 [níng méng bù méng căo méi bù mèi]
Lemons are not cute strawberries do not charm conveys the idea that although the user has some sweetness ...