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醉人话
[zuì rén huà]
'Zui Ren Hua' means 'drunk man’s words'. Often, it refers to candid remarks made after drinking that might otherwise not be spoken under sober conditions, conveying unguarded thoughts.
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都是醉话
[dōu shì zuì huà]
Dou Shi Zui Hua translates as all drunken talk implying that much or all said previously or by others ...
醉言
[zuì yán]
Zui yan directly means drunken talk While seemingly referencing casual conversations while tipsy ...
醉酒后说爱你
[zuì jiŭ hòu shuō ài nĭ]
Zui Jiu Hou Shuo Ai Ni translates as saying I love you after getting drunk In Chinese cultural and social ...
醉酒话
[zuì jiŭ huà]
Zui Jiu Hua means Drunken words typically conveying thoughts or statements made under the influence ...
醉酒亦醉人
[zuì jiŭ yì zuì rén]
Zu ǐ ji ǔ y ì zu ì r é n translates to Drunken by wine intoxicated by the person This suggests an intoxicating ...
醉话扰人
[zuì huà răo rén]
Zui hua rao ren translates to drunk talk disturbing people It depicts the disturbance caused by excessive ...
酒话当风
[jiŭ huà dāng fēng]
Jiu Hua Dang Feng translates as Speaking drunken words against the wind This phrase suggests someone ...
酒话罪人
[jiŭ huà zuì rén]
Jiu Hua Zuiren means someone committing transgressions under the guise of talking during drinking ...
已深醉
[yĭ shēn zuì]
Yi shen zui means deeply drunk In this context it may not refer just literally to alcohol but symbolizes ...