我非柠檬怎会心酸 Lemon is known for its sourness in China ; thus this sentence

Relation Nicknames

柠檬满是心酸 [níng méng măn shì xīn suān]
Translated directly it means The lemon is filled with heartache suggesting the feeling after tasting ...
柠檬为何不甜 [níng méng wéi hé bù tián]
In Chinese culture lemon is often associated with unrequited love or bitterness Here questioning ...
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 ...
柠檬般的心酸 [níng méng bān de xīn suān]
Lemon typically symbolizes bitterness or sourness This phrase uses it as a metaphor for emotional ...
柠檬不及我心酸 [níng méng bù jí wŏ xīn suān]
This phrase plays with the idea that a lemon is not as sour as my heartache The lemon represents acidity ...
柠檬也会心酸 [níng méng yĕ huì xīn suān]
Lemons are known for their sour taste which is linked to feeling heartache or sadness metaphorically ...
我是柠檬亦会心酸我是柠檬亦会心酸 [wŏ shì níng méng yì huì xīn suān wŏ shì níng méng yì huì xīn suān]
The Chinese idiom here I am Lemon Also Feel Sour implies that although the owner is resilient like ...
柠檬的泪好酸 [níng méng de lèi hăo suān]
The tears of lemon are so sour Lemons symbolize bitterness and the phrase expresses deep sorrow or ...
柠檬的心酸你不懂 [níng méng de xīn suān nĭ bù dŏng]
Literally translated as you dont understand the lemons heartache In Chinese culture lemons can ...