Understand Chinese Nickname
我不要脸我要你
[wŏ bù yào liăn wŏ yào nĭ]
'I Have No Face, I Just Want You' uses 'face' as honor/shame, meaning disregarding social norms to express intense desire or feelings towards another person without concern for reputation.
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不要face
[bù yào face]
No Face : A combination of Chinese and English expressing the meaning of acting indifferently towards ...
沒顏
[méi yán]
This can be interpreted as No Face which could imply someone who prefers to keep their true identity ...
敞亮爱我一次你会很有面
[chăng liàng ài wŏ yī cì nĭ huì hĕn yŏu miàn]
Be Honest and Open Once in Love Youll Gain Face Conveying that true confession or showing genuine ...
我长了一副你不爱的摸样
[wŏ zhăng le yī fù nĭ bù ài de mō yàng]
Translating to I have a face that you do not love highlighting a selfdeprecating reflection on personal ...
给你脸你得要
[jĭ nĭ liăn nĭ dé yào]
If I give you respect give you face you should accept it Face here denotes honor and reputation It indicates ...
不要面子
[bù yào miàn zi]
Translates to No Face it refers to someone who does not care about appearances or reputation embracing ...
已无颜
[yĭ wú yán]
No face left literally meaning feeling extremely embarrassed or humiliated to the extent one has ...
面无表情才是我的脸
[miàn wú biăo qíng cái shì wŏ de liăn]
My real face is the expressionless one suggests a person who prefers neutrality over showing emotions ...
别和我说面子
[bié hé wŏ shuō miàn zi]
Means dont talk to me about face Here face means reputation or dignity This indicates one is not concerned ...