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是不是你喜欢酸而我姓田
[shì bù shì nĭ xĭ huān suān ér wŏ xìng tián]
A pun in Chinese since '酸'(suan) means sour, while in dialect, '田'(tian) also sounds similar to '酸'. So it jokingly plays on the pronunciation resemblance to express affection.
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酥su
[sū su]
酥 su contains two parts 酥 is a Chinese character meaning crisp or flaky as in food items like pastries ...
多酸
[duō suān]
This name Duo Suan 多酸 in Chinese can suggest a variety of meanings : it could imply a sour attitude ...
黒涩兲箜
[hēi sè tiān kōng]
Transliterate to Black Bitter Tian Kong Since 黒 means black which implies mystery or gloom 涩 has ...
因为你喜欢苦而我姓田
[yīn wéi nĭ xĭ huān kŭ ér wŏ xìng tián]
A creative pun combining because you like bitterness and I happen to bear the surname Tian where 田 ...
表与婊
[biăo yŭ biăo]
These are two very different terms in Chinese that share a similar pronunciation 表 can mean various ...
苏亦琰苏柠栀
[sū yì yăn sū níng zhī]
These words may appear random if not familiar with Chinese character composition The first two characters ...
念你南笙
[niàn nĭ nán shēng]
Here 念你 means thinking about you and 南笙 can be translated as Nan Sheng This could either be a proper ...
顔兮
[yán xī]
顔兮 yan xi doesnt have an immediate translation but if we look at its individual characters 顔 can ...
醋浓会酸
[cù nóng huì suān]
This name plays on the Chinese saying where vinegar suan and sourness suan both have a similar pronunciation ...