?屌撚到佢反艇 英文係咩？
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Diu Lun do you fan ten?
?Fuck like floating boat
fuck you till your boat up side down
Double invented Eiffel tower fucking
Fuck You Flip Flop Flip Flop
Fuck the duck until exploded
fuck them till their pussy behide asshole
blu blu blu。blu blu
fuck penis reach her anti boat
英文100分
英文100分
Fuck penis arrive her downside boat
利申: English 5**
利申: English 5**
Fuck him to point of anti-boat
或者
sb 3qf9mn5os 1he1hg 3
或者
sb 3qf9mn5os 1he1hg 3
The Cantonese phrase “屌撚到你反艇” is a highly colloquial and vulgar expression, often used to convey intense frustration, disdain, or telling someone to “get lost” in a very crude way. Translating it into English while preserving its tone and context is tricky, as it’s deeply rooted in Hong Kong slang culture.
A direct, literal translation isn’t feasible due to the cultural specificity and vulgarity, but an equivalent English rendering might be something like:
“F* off and get lost!”** or “Piss off, you’re done!”
Here’s the breakdown:
• “屌” is a vulgar term, often used as an intensifier or insult, akin to the English “f***.”
• “撚” is another crude slang term, often used for emphasis or as a derogatory reference to a person.
• “反艇” literally means “capsize the boat” but figuratively implies ruining someone’s situation or telling them to go away in a dramatic, dismissive sense.
The tone is aggressive and dismissive, so the English translation should reflect that raw energy. Depending on the context, you could adjust it to something like “Screw you, get outta here!” for a slightly softer but still impactful version.
If you need a more context-specific translation or want to tone it down for a particular audience, let me know!
A direct, literal translation isn’t feasible due to the cultural specificity and vulgarity, but an equivalent English rendering might be something like:
“F* off and get lost!”** or “Piss off, you’re done!”
Here’s the breakdown:
• “屌” is a vulgar term, often used as an intensifier or insult, akin to the English “f***.”
• “撚” is another crude slang term, often used for emphasis or as a derogatory reference to a person.
• “反艇” literally means “capsize the boat” but figuratively implies ruining someone’s situation or telling them to go away in a dramatic, dismissive sense.
The tone is aggressive and dismissive, so the English translation should reflect that raw energy. Depending on the context, you could adjust it to something like “Screw you, get outta here!” for a slightly softer but still impactful version.
If you need a more context-specific translation or want to tone it down for a particular audience, let me know!
Fuck him to point of anti-boat
或者
sb 3qf9mn5os 1he1hg 3
點解
I go to school by boat
power fuck