Understand Chinese Nickname
惹他烦
[rĕ tā fán]
In English, it can be expressed as 'annoying him'. It implies that you know what you do will make the person irritated but you just don't care and maybe even enjoy the reaction. Often this can suggest mischievousness.
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Relation Nicknames
讨人厌
[tăo rén yàn]
This name means annoying or irritating conveying a selfdeprecating tone It may be used humorously ...
讨人嫌
[tăo rén xián]
Means annoying indicating a mischievous nature that intentionally annoys or upsets ...
惹你烦
[rĕ nĭ fán]
Translated as Annoying You it reflects a personality trait where someone acknowledges that they ...
我嫌你烦
[wŏ xián nĭ fán]
An honest expression that you find someone annoying or irritating It conveys impatience or frustration ...
他说我很讨厌
[tā shuō wŏ hĕn tăo yàn]
他说我很讨厌 directly means he said I am annoying It reflects that the person might know others perceive ...
我嫌你碍眼
[wŏ xián nĭ ài yăn]
Translates to I find you irritating It suggests annoyance with someone indicating their presence ...
哥贱到你烦
[gē jiàn dào nĭ fán]
This means I am so annoying that it annoys you It implies someone who playfully identifies as irritating ...
你很讨厌
[nĭ hĕn tăo yàn]
This rather blunt expression translates to you are very annoying However its use as a username may ...
惹你嫌
[rĕ nĭ xián]
Annoy You This implies someone intentionally causing irritation or seeking attention through ...