Understand Chinese Nickname
我有病你来治么
[wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ lái zhì me]
Translates to 'I'm sick, will you cure me?' In internet slang, it may imply asking others to understand and help one through difficult personal issues.
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你有病我有药
[nĭ yŏu bìng wŏ yŏu yào]
This translates to Youre sick ; I have medicine a witty way of saying one can fix or advise another ...
你有病啊你给治啊
[nĭ yŏu bìng a nĭ jĭ zhì a]
This nickname translates to Youre sick ? You cure yourself which is used sarcastically It expresses ...
说我有病你有药
[shuō wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ yŏu yào]
Translating literally as You say Im ill do you have medicine ? this nickname likely reflects selfdepreciating ...
我有病你治吗
[wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ zhì ma]
Literally translating to Im sick will you treat me ? On the surface it may look like a healthrelated ...
说我有病你有药吗
[shuō wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ yŏu yào ma]
Translates to You say Im sick ? Do you have medicine ? expressing defiance or challenge to critics ...
你有病啊我有药
[nĭ yŏu bìng a wŏ yŏu yào]
Translating literally as : You ’ re sick but I have medicine This is a witty expression where the ...
我有病你是药吗
[wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ shì yào ma]
Translates to Im ill are you medicine ? Used sarcastically often between two quarreling parties ...
莪有病莪有药
[é yŏu bìng é yŏu yào]
Translates as I am sick but I have the cure Here the user is humorously suggesting their quirks or flaws ...
我承认我有病我会治好你的
[wŏ chéng rèn wŏ yŏu bìng wŏ huì zhì hăo nĭ de]
Translating as I admit Im sick But Ill cure you the user likely plays on irony perhaps using the notion ...