Understand Chinese Nickname
扰你
[răo nĭ]
Simply meaning 'to bother you,' it reflects a playful or apologetic sentiment, perhaps someone comfortable with disrupting another person or admitting they cause disruption sometimes.
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我碍你
[wŏ ài nĭ]
I botherirritate you Indicates a sense of regret or acknowledgment that one may be causing trouble ...
讨你厌
[tăo nĭ yàn]
I bother you can be taken as either being annoyingly playful or expressing genuine frustration towards ...
碍你碍你就碍你
[ài nĭ ài nĭ jiù ài nĭ]
Bother You So I Will Bother You More expresses stubborn annoyance or intentional disturbance towards ...
碍你如我
[ài nĭ rú wŏ]
To bother you just as I am might express how the person feels like they are becoming an inconvenience ...
你说我碍你
[nĭ shuō wŏ ài nĭ]
This name means You said I bother you directly pointing out accusations of causing trouble or annoyance ...
哪敢再去打扰你毕竟我不讨你喜
[nă găn zài qù dă răo nĭ bì jìng wŏ bù tăo nĭ xĭ]
How Dare I Bother You Again When Im Unappealing To You This phrase carries a sense of selfreflection ...
故意碍你
[gù yì ài nĭ]
Intentionally bothering you It might express playful mischief towards a specific individual or ...
招嫌
[zhāo xián]
This literally means attract annoyance suggesting someone who doesnt mind being seen as a troublemaker ...
这就是所谓的碍你
[zhè jiù shì suŏ wèi de ài nĭ]
Translates roughly to Socalled bothering you it could be a way of showing ones selfdeprecating humor ...