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Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?What does “ backtick escapes ” mean in chinese?What exactly does 意 mean?What exactly does 门风帮闲 mean?Very frequently used word in Mandarin that sounds like “nica” or “nigah”Various uses of 有What does 则 mean in this sentence?What does 什么叫 mean?What does 金山 mean?What does “死党” mean?What is the meaning of 妖星?
I'm currently watching a TV show called ”匆匆那年“, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7. I've only watched half an hour of the seventh episode, but I've already heard the word "丫" a few times. For example, at 30:22, one of the characters says, "你丫不会要哭吧“, and I understand what the sentence means, but why is “丫" used and what does it mean? I've never heard it in China, is it used in some parts of China and others not? Unfortunately, I can't find the other times I heard it in that episode currently, but I know I heard it and saw it a few times. I've tried searching on Google and various online translators, but I couldn't find a conclusive answer on when to use it or what it means.
我正在看一个电视节目叫”匆匆那年“。我就看了半个小时的第七集，已经听过了一些次句话用“丫”。比如，在这个 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7) 的30:22，一个人说，”你丫不会要哭吧“。我听懂这句话的意思，可是“丫”是什么意思，而且为什么需要用它? 我在中国没听过了，有的中国部分用它很多，有的没用它吗？ 不好意思，我现在不会找到那些其他次我听过了“丫”，但是我知道我听过了它。我在Google上查资料了它，也不会找到一个好的解答。谢谢！
另外，我知道我的中文不好，如果你会改善我的写作，请做！
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I'm currently watching a TV show called ”匆匆那年“, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7. I've only watched half an hour of the seventh episode, but I've already heard the word "丫" a few times. For example, at 30:22, one of the characters says, "你丫不会要哭吧“, and I understand what the sentence means, but why is “丫" used and what does it mean? I've never heard it in China, is it used in some parts of China and others not? Unfortunately, I can't find the other times I heard it in that episode currently, but I know I heard it and saw it a few times. I've tried searching on Google and various online translators, but I couldn't find a conclusive answer on when to use it or what it means.
我正在看一个电视节目叫”匆匆那年“。我就看了半个小时的第七集，已经听过了一些次句话用“丫”。比如，在这个 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7) 的30:22，一个人说，”你丫不会要哭吧“。我听懂这句话的意思，可是“丫”是什么意思，而且为什么需要用它? 我在中国没听过了，有的中国部分用它很多，有的没用它吗？ 不好意思，我现在不会找到那些其他次我听过了“丫”，但是我知道我听过了它。我在Google上查资料了它，也不会找到一个好的解答。谢谢！
另外，我知道我的中文不好，如果你会改善我的写作，请做！
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那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
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3 hours ago
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I'm currently watching a TV show called ”匆匆那年“, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7. I've only watched half an hour of the seventh episode, but I've already heard the word "丫" a few times. For example, at 30:22, one of the characters says, "你丫不会要哭吧“, and I understand what the sentence means, but why is “丫" used and what does it mean? I've never heard it in China, is it used in some parts of China and others not? Unfortunately, I can't find the other times I heard it in that episode currently, but I know I heard it and saw it a few times. I've tried searching on Google and various online translators, but I couldn't find a conclusive answer on when to use it or what it means.
我正在看一个电视节目叫”匆匆那年“。我就看了半个小时的第七集，已经听过了一些次句话用“丫”。比如，在这个 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7) 的30:22，一个人说，”你丫不会要哭吧“。我听懂这句话的意思，可是“丫”是什么意思，而且为什么需要用它? 我在中国没听过了，有的中国部分用它很多，有的没用它吗？ 不好意思，我现在不会找到那些其他次我听过了“丫”，但是我知道我听过了它。我在Google上查资料了它，也不会找到一个好的解答。谢谢！
另外，我知道我的中文不好，如果你会改善我的写作，请做！
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I'm currently watching a TV show called ”匆匆那年“, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7. I've only watched half an hour of the seventh episode, but I've already heard the word "丫" a few times. For example, at 30:22, one of the characters says, "你丫不会要哭吧“, and I understand what the sentence means, but why is “丫" used and what does it mean? I've never heard it in China, is it used in some parts of China and others not? Unfortunately, I can't find the other times I heard it in that episode currently, but I know I heard it and saw it a few times. I've tried searching on Google and various online translators, but I couldn't find a conclusive answer on when to use it or what it means.
我正在看一个电视节目叫”匆匆那年“。我就看了半个小时的第七集，已经听过了一些次句话用“丫”。比如，在这个 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Tub19BTX4&list=PLn8V6LgDVrvJ3SAHEtI4i6hEL_ODIulko&index=7) 的30:22，一个人说，”你丫不会要哭吧“。我听懂这句话的意思，可是“丫”是什么意思，而且为什么需要用它? 我在中国没听过了，有的中国部分用它很多，有的没用它吗？ 不好意思，我现在不会找到那些其他次我听过了“丫”，但是我知道我听过了它。我在Google上查资料了它，也不会找到一个好的解答。谢谢！
另外，我知道我的中文不好，如果你会改善我的写作，请做！
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那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
– user-487
3 hours ago
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那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
– user-487
3 hours ago
那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
– user-487
3 hours ago
那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
– user-487
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https://bkrs.info/slovo.php?ch=%E4%B8%AB 3)girl
4) dial.
丫的 Beijing dialect, vulg. he,she,you (orig. 丫头养的, 丫挺的, i.e. illegitimate (born out of wedlock) child)
(of course 丫头 is well known)
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But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
2 hours ago
I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
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"你丫" is a phrase from Beijing dialect. The word "丫" itself doesn't have a meaning in this context. It is a slang, not an appropriate way of speaking. You can think of it as adding F words in an English sentence. "你丫" is not as flexible as the F word though. For example, you can't say "他丫". This is a special phrase only appear in the second person pronoun context.
I can't find a better source for this phrase than this one on Baidu's wiki site: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BD%A0%E4%B8%AB%E7%9A%84
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https://bkrs.info/slovo.php?ch=%E4%B8%AB 3)girl
4) dial.
丫的 Beijing dialect, vulg. he,she,you (orig. 丫头养的, 丫挺的, i.e. illegitimate (born out of wedlock) child)
(of course 丫头 is well known)
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But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
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I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
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https://bkrs.info/slovo.php?ch=%E4%B8%AB 3)girl
4) dial.
丫的 Beijing dialect, vulg. he,she,you (orig. 丫头养的, 丫挺的, i.e. illegitimate (born out of wedlock) child)
(of course 丫头 is well known)
answered 3 hours ago
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But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
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I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
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https://bkrs.info/slovo.php?ch=%E4%B8%AB 3)girl
4) dial.
丫的 Beijing dialect, vulg. he,she,you (orig. 丫头养的, 丫挺的, i.e. illegitimate (born out of wedlock) child)
(of course 丫头 is well known)
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https://bkrs.info/slovo.php?ch=%E4%B8%AB 3)girl
4) dial.
丫的 Beijing dialect, vulg. he,she,you (orig. 丫头养的, 丫挺的, i.e. illegitimate (born out of wedlock) child)
(of course 丫头 is well known)
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But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
2 hours ago
I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
add a comment |
But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
2 hours ago
I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
2 hours ago
But in the sentence "你丫不会要哭吧", there's already a "you". Is that common?
– 米凯乐
2 hours ago
I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
I think 丫 is not 'you' but an 'adjectival noun' of pronoun including 'you'
– Tang Ho
1 hour ago
add a comment |
"你丫" is a phrase from Beijing dialect. The word "丫" itself doesn't have a meaning in this context. It is a slang, not an appropriate way of speaking. You can think of it as adding F words in an English sentence. "你丫" is not as flexible as the F word though. For example, you can't say "他丫". This is a special phrase only appear in the second person pronoun context.
I can't find a better source for this phrase than this one on Baidu's wiki site: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BD%A0%E4%B8%AB%E7%9A%84
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"你丫" is a phrase from Beijing dialect. The word "丫" itself doesn't have a meaning in this context. It is a slang, not an appropriate way of speaking. You can think of it as adding F words in an English sentence. "你丫" is not as flexible as the F word though. For example, you can't say "他丫". This is a special phrase only appear in the second person pronoun context.
I can't find a better source for this phrase than this one on Baidu's wiki site: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BD%A0%E4%B8%AB%E7%9A%84
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"你丫" is a phrase from Beijing dialect. The word "丫" itself doesn't have a meaning in this context. It is a slang, not an appropriate way of speaking. You can think of it as adding F words in an English sentence. "你丫" is not as flexible as the F word though. For example, you can't say "他丫". This is a special phrase only appear in the second person pronoun context.
I can't find a better source for this phrase than this one on Baidu's wiki site: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BD%A0%E4%B8%AB%E7%9A%84
answered 57 mins ago
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"你丫" is a phrase from Beijing dialect. The word "丫" itself doesn't have a meaning in this context. It is a slang, not an appropriate way of speaking. You can think of it as adding F words in an English sentence. "你丫" is not as flexible as the F word though. For example, you can't say "他丫". This is a special phrase only appear in the second person pronoun context.
I can't find a better source for this phrase than this one on Baidu's wiki site: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E4%BD%A0%E4%B8%AB%E7%9A%84
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那可能是臺灣的注音符號「ㄚ」，代表「啊」或「呀」。
– user-487
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