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（lān）, 為男子的生殖器，亦可寫成「膦」。 鳥（lān-tsiáu） 亦作 「膦鳥」, 字面意思為男性生殖器 脬 （lān-pha） 亦作 「膦脬」,字面意思為陰囊 扶脬（phôo-lān-pha） 為動詞「拍馬屁」、「諂媚」、「阿諛奉承」之義 22:27 臺灣閩南語髒話 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
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臺灣閩南語髒話，或臺灣髒話、台語髒話，臺灣話稱之為垃圾話（闽南语：lah-sap-uē），指的是以臺灣閩南語為媒介所說出的辱人之語。1921年出版的《台灣風俗誌》，是台灣日治時期日本政府派出大量的學者研究、訪查的髒話記錄[1]。
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姦
主条目：幹你娘
姦（kàn）為臺語中最為常見之髒話、情緒語言，被喻為「臺灣國罵」。其意義為動詞「性交」，借用為「強姦」，是具有極度侵犯性的詞語。其用法相當於華語（俗稱北京話）的「肏」以及粵語中的「屌」。由於中華民國於戰後接收臺灣後積極推動國語運動，造成臺灣人對臺語的文書並不熟悉，因此臺灣人經常以華語之借音字來書寫臺語以達義。「幹」是最常見的華語借音字，另外「淦」、「贛」、「干」等字的用法亦常見。現代臺語單唸一個字時，則多讀作高降的[kan˥˧]，係原陰去聲調（第3聲）的變調，而其後的受詞省略，此為閩南語常見的意猶未盡的言談標誌。
「姦」字另有許多不同的衍伸用法：
亦作「姦恁娘膣毴」。
使（ sái) 亦為台灣閩南語中常見之髒話、情緒語言，起源於泉州話。 同姦（kàn）一樣，相當於國語的「肏」， 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。亦可寫成「駛」。因此，泉系閩南話常忌說「駛」（sái）字，不說「駛車」（sái-tshia）而說「開車」（khui-tshia）；不說「駛牛車」（sái-gû-tshia）而說「牽牛車」（khan-gû-tshia）；不說「駛田」（sái-tshân）而說「犁田」（luê-tshân」；不說「順風好駛船」（sái-tsûn）而說「順風好行船」（kiânn-tsûn）。
躄（phih) 同姦（kàn）一樣，起源於漳州話， 「躄」（phih）的本義為「臉朝下仆倒」，以此動作引申性交的動作，相當於國語的「肏」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。此用法起源於漳州話。從「躄」字面意思為「有行進不止的樣子」（形容性交時的動作）。
肏（tshoh) 同姦（kàn）一樣， 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。
箍（khoo) 同姦（kàn）一樣，相當於國語的「肏」, 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語, 主要使用於同安
哭（khàu）亦為閩南語中常見之髒話、情緒語言。由於過去國語政策之影響，今多以國語（現代標準漢語）書寫為「靠」，有時會與河南话的「尻」（意同「姦」、「肏」）[2]混淆做「我靠」。
「哭」字的衍伸用法有：
潲（siâu）字根據《玉篇》的解釋是「臭水」之義[3]，在臺語中則衍伸為「精液」之義，通常被視為較鄙俗的語詞，卻忽略此詞原意本即精液，而有錯誤認知。與前述之髒話用字一樣，「潲」字亦因為國語教育而經常以國語借音字「小」、「洨」來書寫。
「潲（siâu）」有以下不同的用法：
屄（bai），為女子的外生殖器官，作髒話時通常與「膣」（tsi）連用。
（lān）, 為男子的生殖器，亦可寫成「膦」。
=== 姦撟 === ， 「撟」（kiāu）的本義係一動詞，係「以工具作為槓桿以增加力道，而把鎖住或卡住的門、鎖撬開，或把石頭等重物舉起。」以此動作隱喻男性的性交動作「姦撟」（kàn-kiāu），本義亦為性交動作，如今多引申作「詈罵」、「罵三字經」等以粗俗的話語惡言怒罵。俗寫亦作「訐譙」。
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Taiwanese swear words in Taiwanese, or Taiwanese swear words, Taiwanese swear words, Taiwanese called rubbish (Minnan: lah-sap-uē), refers to the insulting language spoken in Taiwanese Minnan. The "Taiwan Customs" published in 1921 is a swearing record that the Japanese government sent a large number of scholars to study and visit during the Japanese occupation period [1].
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1.1 Action
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1.1.2 make / drive
1.1.3 躄
1.1.4 肏
1.1.5 hoop
1.1.6 crying
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1.5 other
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Main article: Dry your mother
Kare (kàn) is the most common swearing and emotional language in Taiwanese and is hailed as "Taiwanese nationality." Its meaning is the verb "sexual intercourse" and borrowed as "rape", which is a highly invasive term. Its usage is equivalent to the "肏" in Mandarin (commonly known as the Beijing dialect) and the "屌" in Cantonese. Since the Republic of China actively promoted the Mandarin movement after receiving Taiwan in the post-war period, Taiwanese were not familiar with Taiwanese instruments. Therefore, Taiwanese often write Taiwanese in the Chinese language to achieve justice. "Dry" is the most common Chinese borrowing word. The use of the words "淦", "赣" and "干" is also common. When modern Taiwanese reads a single word, it reads more [kan˥˧], which is the tone of the original Yin to tone (third sound), and the subsequent words are omitted. This is the common meaning of Minnan. Speech sign.
There are many different ways to use the word "rape":
奸恁娘(kàn lín-niâ)
The literal meaning is "sexual invasion of your mother". The usage is the same as the national language "肏你妈" and the Cantonese "屌你老母". It is often written as "Dry Your Mother" or "Dry Your Mother", also known as the "Three Character Classics". This language is usually not literally thought of, just purely used to express the language of anger.
奸恁老母(kàn lín lāu-bú)
奸恁祖妈(kàn lín tsóo-má)
奸恁老师(kàn lín lāu-su)
The pronunciation of the word "teacher" is sometimes pronounced in Chinese. In the partial spring, the word "teacher" can also be read as sir, which is similar to Chinese.
奸恁娘膣屄(kàn lín-niâ tsi-bai)
Also known as "The Donkey".
You are really cool (kàn lí tsin-són)
The literal meaning is "sexual invasion of you is really cool." The role of Pig Brother Liang in "Dayu Linmen" is called Li Jinshuang, and it is called "Jin Jin Song" in Taiwanese.
The traitor will lead the wire (kàn kah ē khan-si)
Describes body fluids on sexual organs during or after sexual intercourse, such as vaginal secretions, semen, or a mixture of the two.
恁娘 (恁娘 is better) (lín-niâ(lín-niâ ka-hó))
Abbreviation and derivative language of "The traitorous mother (better)". Also known as "恁娘恁" (lín-niâ--leh).
Sage (sio-kàn)
The meaning of sexual intercourse The traitor of a dog (gaò gań doiû) is also attributed to the rape of a dog (sexual assault), which is also derived from the "dog traitor" (hô gaò gàn gân leh)
(sái) is also a common swear word and emotional language in Taiwanese Minnan. It originated from Quanzhou dialect. Like the traitor (kàn), it is equivalent to the "肏" of the national language, and the meaning is the verb "sexual intercourse", which is extremely invasive. It can also be written as "drive". Therefore, the Quanzhou dialect often calls for the word "sái", not to say "street" (sái-tshia) and "khui-tshia"; not to say "snail car" (sái-gû- Tshia) and "khan-gû-tshia"; not to say "street" (sái-tshân) and say "plow-up" (luê-tshân); not to say "slow-boat" (sái- Tsûn) and say "good sailing" (kiânn-tsûn).
恁恁娘 / 使恁娘(sái lín-niâ)
In the case of "sports", its literal meaning is "driving"; in the case of "making", its literal meaning is "satisfaction" (describes the action during sexual intercourse).
恁 恁 恁 (sái lín lāu-bú) / 恁 恁 (sái lín bú)
恁 恁 恁 (sái-lín-khak) / 的 (sái-lín-khak--ê)
The word "shell" is used as a female genital 躄
Phi (phih) Like the traitor (kàn), it originated in the Shuozhou dialect. The original meaning of phih is 「 脸 脸 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 phi phi phi phi phi Extremely aggressive words. This usage originated from the Ganzhou dialect. The word "躄" literally means "there is no way to travel" (describes the action during sexual intercourse).
躄恁 躄恁 (phih lín-niâ)
Go to people (for people phőng / {lang|zh-min-nan|hông}})
肏
Ts (tshoh) Like the traitor (kàn), the meaning of the verb "sexual intercourse" is extremely aggressive.
肏恁娘(tshoh lín-niâ)
hoop
Hoop (khoo) is the same as rape (kàn), equivalent to the "肏" of the national language, the meaning of the verb "sexual intercourse", with extremely aggressive words, mainly used in Tongan
Hooping mother (khoo lín-niâ)
cry
Cry (khàu) is also a common swear word and emotional language in Minnan. Due to the influence of the national language policy in the past, many of them are written in the national language (modern standard Chinese) as "reliance". Sometimes they are confused with the "尻" (meaning "rape" and "肏") of Henan dialect [2]. by".
The usage of the word "cry" is:
Cry (khàu-iau)
The meaning of the word is that when a child or a baby "cries because of a hungry hungry", the metaphor of "noisy because of hunger" comes to the other side to make trouble. It is a rude word in Min Nan, used to mean bad, dissatisfied, surprised or regrettable. It is often written as "depending on", "by relying on" and "by waist".
Crying dad (khàu-pē) / crying dad crying mother (khàu-pē-khàu-bú)
The meaning of the word is the act of crying in the funeral when the father is lost or the mother is lost. It is used to describe the bitterness or complaint of others. Used to indicate bad, dissatisfied, surprised or regrettable. It is also a rude swearword in Minnan, and the words used to express it include "Crying Dad." It is often written as "by the cup" or "by the north." Also referred to as "test", which means "parents are dead."
Aunt dad called mother (ai-pē-kiò-bú)
It is not vulgar, and it is a slogan of "Crying Dad". It describes people like "Crying and Shouting Mother" and is noisy and arrogant.潲
The word "siâu" is based on the interpretation of "Jade", which is the meaning of "smelly water" [3]. In Taiwanese, it is derived from the meaning of "semen", which is usually regarded as a more vulgar language, but ignores the word. The original intention is semen, and there is a misperception. Like the swear words mentioned above, the word "潲" is often written in the national language by the words "small" and "洨" because of the Mandarin language education.
"潲â(siâu)" has the following different usages:
啥潲(siánn-siâu)
The literal meaning is "what", which is equivalent to "what a ghost." It is generally considered to be a more cheesy usage. It is often written in the national language as a "three small" or "three". Derivatives include "Chuang Chuang" (Mandarin for "three small", "three small", "chongshanxiao", and the "small use" of "what".
Attenuation (sue-siâu)
It is a sorrowful tone (to yourself) or a mocking tone (to others). It is often written as "declining small".
嘐潲(hau-siâu)/嘐嘐潲潲(hau-hau-siâu-siâu)
The meaning of the verbs "Bragging" and "speaking big words" is sometimes extended to the point where it is said that the fortune of others is very exaggerated. It is often written as "luxury".
嘐潲话(hau-siâu-uē)
For the noun "Buffalo" and "big talk", it is close to "white thief" (pe̍h-tsha̍t, "lie").
孽潲(gia̍t-siâu)
It is the meaning of "naughty" and "sports".
睬潲(tshap-siâu)
The meaning of the verb "理睬" is usually used when you do not want to pay attention to someone. Also known as "interpolation."屄
屄 (bai), a woman's external reproductive organs, is usually used in conjunction with "tsi" when doing swearing.
膣屄(tsi-bai)
Also known as "膣毴", literally means female genitalia, which is disgusting to be a metaphor for words and deeds. It is often written as "chicken" or "machine", which is why the use of "chicken" or "locomotive" is derived.
Skunk (tshàu tsi-bai)
(lān), for men's genitals, can also be written as "phosphine."
Ostrich (lān-tsiáu)
Also known as "phosphine bird", literally meaning male genitalia
脬 (lān-pha)
Also known as "phosphine", literally meaning scrotum
Abutment (phôo-lān-pha)
For the verbs "flattering", "flattering" and "a flattering"
=== 挢 挢 === , 本 ( ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki The object is raised." This action metaphorizes the male sexual intercourse action "kàn-kiāu", the original meaning is also a sexual intercourse action, and now more often referred to as "詈骂", "骂三字经" and other vulgar words curse. The common saying is also "讦谯".
Ts 肏 挢 (tshoh-kàn-kiāu), 肏 肏 搦挢 (tshoh-kàn-la̍k-kiāu)
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Make a traitor (sái kàn-kiāu)
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Koo-kàn-kiāu
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Baimu (pe̍h-ba̍k)
The words and deeds are disgusting and knowingly committed. (often not recognized as swearing)
Idiot (pe̍h-tshi)
Deaf people have low intelligence and are similar to the Chinese language "mental barrier". Modern Chinese is often written in "Martin" by Mars, and can also be expressed in Arabic numerals "87". Reference material
Liu Renhao. This is true! Japan sent people to study Taiwanese swear words. Apple Daily (Taiwan). 2015-07-07.
The swearing is called "I am". "1000 details of Chinese cities". Sina Reading. 2005-07-19 [2015-07-12]. (Original content is archived on 2014-12-20).
"Jade articles. Water Department: "Hey, smelly juice."
references
Pan Rongli, "Taiwan Restricted Proverbs", Taipei, Taiwan, Avantgarde Press, July 2005. ISBN 957-801-446-X
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臺灣閩南語髒話，或臺灣髒話、台語髒話，臺灣話稱之為垃圾話（闽南语：lah-sap-uē），指的是以臺灣閩南語為媒介所說出的辱人之語。1921年出版的《台灣風俗誌》，是台灣日治時期日本政府派出大量的學者研究、訪查的髒話記錄[1]。
目录
用字
動作
姦
主条目：幹你娘
姦（kàn）為臺語中最為常見之髒話、情緒語言，被喻為「臺灣國罵」。其意義為動詞「性交」，借用為「強姦」，是具有極度侵犯性的詞語。其用法相當於華語（俗稱北京話）的「肏」以及粵語中的「屌」。由於中華民國於戰後接收臺灣後積極推動國語運動，造成臺灣人對臺語的文書並不熟悉，因此臺灣人經常以華語之借音字來書寫臺語以達義。「幹」是最常見的華語借音字，另外「淦」、「贛」、「干」等字的用法亦常見。現代臺語單唸一個字時，則多讀作高降的[kan˥˧]，係原陰去聲調（第3聲）的變調，而其後的受詞省略，此為閩南語常見的意猶未盡的言談標誌。
「姦」字另有許多不同的衍伸用法：
- 姦恁娘（kàn lín-niâ）
- 姦恁老母（kàn lín lāu-bú）
- 姦恁祖媽（kàn lín tsóo-má）
- 姦恁老師（kàn lín lāu-su）
亦作「姦恁娘膣毴」。
- 姦你真爽（kàn lí tsin-són）
- 姦甲會牽絲（kàn kah ē khan-si）
- 恁娘（恁娘較好）（lín-niâ（lín-niâ ka-hó））
- 相姦 （sio-kàn）
使（ sái) 亦為台灣閩南語中常見之髒話、情緒語言，起源於泉州話。 同姦（kàn）一樣，相當於國語的「肏」， 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。亦可寫成「駛」。因此，泉系閩南話常忌說「駛」（sái）字，不說「駛車」（sái-tshia）而說「開車」（khui-tshia）；不說「駛牛車」（sái-gû-tshia）而說「牽牛車」（khan-gû-tshia）；不說「駛田」（sái-tshân）而說「犁田」（luê-tshân」；不說「順風好駛船」（sái-tsûn）而說「順風好行船」（kiânn-tsûn）。
- 駛恁娘 / 使恁娘（sái lín-niâ）
- 駛恁老母（sái lín lāu-bú） / 使恁母（sái lín bú）
- 駛恁殼 （sái-lín-khak） / 使殼的 （sái-lín-khak--ê）
躄（phih) 同姦（kàn）一樣，起源於漳州話， 「躄」（phih）的本義為「臉朝下仆倒」，以此動作引申性交的動作，相當於國語的「肏」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。此用法起源於漳州話。從「躄」字面意思為「有行進不止的樣子」（形容性交時的動作）。
- 躄恁娘（phih lín-niâ）
- 去予人躄（予人 phőng / {lang|zh-min-nan|hông}}）
肏（tshoh) 同姦（kàn）一樣， 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語。
- 肏恁娘（tshoh lín-niâ）
箍（khoo) 同姦（kàn）一樣，相當於國語的「肏」, 義為動詞「性交」，具有極度侵犯性的詞語, 主要使用於同安
- 箍恁娘（khoo lín-niâ）
哭（khàu）亦為閩南語中常見之髒話、情緒語言。由於過去國語政策之影響，今多以國語（現代標準漢語）書寫為「靠」，有時會與河南话的「尻」（意同「姦」、「肏」）[2]混淆做「我靠」。
「哭」字的衍伸用法有：
- 哭枵（khàu-iau）
- 哭爸（khàu-pē）／哭爸哭母（khàu-pē-khàu-bú）
- 哀爸叫母（ai-pē-kiò-bú）
潲（siâu）字根據《玉篇》的解釋是「臭水」之義[3]，在臺語中則衍伸為「精液」之義，通常被視為較鄙俗的語詞，卻忽略此詞原意本即精液，而有錯誤認知。與前述之髒話用字一樣，「潲」字亦因為國語教育而經常以國語借音字「小」、「洨」來書寫。
「潲（siâu）」有以下不同的用法：
- 啥潲（siánn-siâu）
- 衰潲（sue-siâu）
- 嘐潲（hau-siâu）／嘐嘐潲潲（hau-hau-siâu-siâu）
- 嘐潲話（hau-siâu-uē）
- 孽潲（gia̍t-siâu）
- 睬潲（tshap-siâu）
屄（bai），為女子的外生殖器官，作髒話時通常與「膣」（tsi）連用。
- 膣屄（tsi-bai）
- 臭膣屄（tshàu tsi-bai）
（lān）, 為男子的生殖器，亦可寫成「膦」。
- 鳥（lān-tsiáu）
- 脬 （lān-pha）
- 扶脬（phôo-lān-pha）
=== 姦撟 === ， 「撟」（kiāu）的本義係一動詞，係「以工具作為槓桿以增加力道，而把鎖住或卡住的門、鎖撬開，或把石頭等重物舉起。」以此動作隱喻男性的性交動作「姦撟」（kàn-kiāu），本義亦為性交動作，如今多引申作「詈罵」、「罵三字經」等以粗俗的話語惡言怒罵。俗寫亦作「訐譙」。
- 肏姦撟（tshoh-kàn-kiāu）、肏姦搦撟（tshoh-kàn-la̍k-kiāu）
- 使姦撟 （sái kàn-kiāu）
- 媾姦撟（koo-kàn-kiāu）
- 白目（pe̍h-ba̍k）
- 白痴（pe̍h-tshi）
- 劉人豪. 這是真的！ 日本派人研究台語髒話. 蘋果日報（台灣）. 2015-07-07.
- 粗口叫“我尻”. 《中国城市的1000个细节》. 新浪读书. 2005-07-19 [2015-07-12]. （原始内容存档于2014-12-20）.
- 《玉篇．水部》：「潲，臭汁也。」
- 潘榮禮,"台灣限制級俚諺語",臺灣台北,前衛出版社,2005年7月. ISBN 957-801-446-X
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Taiwanese swear words in Taiwanese, or Taiwanese swear words, Taiwanese swear words, Taiwanese called rubbish (Minnan: lah-sap-uē), refers to the insulting language spoken in Taiwanese Minnan. The "Taiwan Customs" published in 1921 is a swearing record that the Japanese government sent a large number of scholars to study and visit during the Japanese occupation period [1].
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1.1 Action
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1.1.2 make / drive
1.1.3 躄
1.1.4 肏
1.1.5 hoop
1.1.6 crying
1.2 潲
1.3 屄
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1.5 other
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Main article: Dry your mother
Kare (kàn) is the most common swearing and emotional language in Taiwanese and is hailed as "Taiwanese nationality." Its meaning is the verb "sexual intercourse" and borrowed as "rape", which is a highly invasive term. Its usage is equivalent to the "肏" in Mandarin (commonly known as the Beijing dialect) and the "屌" in Cantonese. Since the Republic of China actively promoted the Mandarin movement after receiving Taiwan in the post-war period, Taiwanese were not familiar with Taiwanese instruments. Therefore, Taiwanese often write Taiwanese in the Chinese language to achieve justice. "Dry" is the most common Chinese borrowing word. The use of the words "淦", "赣" and "干" is also common. When modern Taiwanese reads a single word, it reads more [kan˥˧], which is the tone of the original Yin to tone (third sound), and the subsequent words are omitted. This is the common meaning of Minnan. Speech sign.
There are many different ways to use the word "rape":
奸恁娘(kàn lín-niâ)
The literal meaning is "sexual invasion of your mother". The usage is the same as the national language "肏你妈" and the Cantonese "屌你老母". It is often written as "Dry Your Mother" or "Dry Your Mother", also known as the "Three Character Classics". This language is usually not literally thought of, just purely used to express the language of anger.
奸恁老母(kàn lín lāu-bú)
奸恁祖妈(kàn lín tsóo-má)
奸恁老师(kàn lín lāu-su)
The pronunciation of the word "teacher" is sometimes pronounced in Chinese. In the partial spring, the word "teacher" can also be read as sir, which is similar to Chinese.
奸恁娘膣屄(kàn lín-niâ tsi-bai)
Also known as "The Donkey".
You are really cool (kàn lí tsin-són)
The literal meaning is "sexual invasion of you is really cool." The role of Pig Brother Liang in "Dayu Linmen" is called Li Jinshuang, and it is called "Jin Jin Song" in Taiwanese.
The traitor will lead the wire (kàn kah ē khan-si)
Describes body fluids on sexual organs during or after sexual intercourse, such as vaginal secretions, semen, or a mixture of the two.
恁娘 (恁娘 is better) (lín-niâ(lín-niâ ka-hó))
Abbreviation and derivative language of "The traitorous mother (better)". Also known as "恁娘恁" (lín-niâ--leh).
Sage (sio-kàn)
The meaning of sexual intercourse The traitor of a dog (gaò gań doiû) is also attributed to the rape of a dog (sexual assault), which is also derived from the "dog traitor" (hô gaò gàn gân leh)
(sái) is also a common swear word and emotional language in Taiwanese Minnan. It originated from Quanzhou dialect. Like the traitor (kàn), it is equivalent to the "肏" of the national language, and the meaning is the verb "sexual intercourse", which is extremely invasive. It can also be written as "drive". Therefore, the Quanzhou dialect often calls for the word "sái", not to say "street" (sái-tshia) and "khui-tshia"; not to say "snail car" (sái-gû- Tshia) and "khan-gû-tshia"; not to say "street" (sái-tshân) and say "plow-up" (luê-tshân); not to say "slow-boat" (sái- Tsûn) and say "good sailing" (kiânn-tsûn).
恁恁娘 / 使恁娘(sái lín-niâ)
In the case of "sports", its literal meaning is "driving"; in the case of "making", its literal meaning is "satisfaction" (describes the action during sexual intercourse).
恁 恁 恁 (sái lín lāu-bú) / 恁 恁 (sái lín bú)
恁 恁 恁 (sái-lín-khak) / 的 (sái-lín-khak--ê)
The word "shell" is used as a female genital 躄
Phi (phih) Like the traitor (kàn), it originated in the Shuozhou dialect. The original meaning of phih is 「 脸 脸 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 引 phi phi phi phi phi Extremely aggressive words. This usage originated from the Ganzhou dialect. The word "躄" literally means "there is no way to travel" (describes the action during sexual intercourse).
躄恁 躄恁 (phih lín-niâ)
Go to people (for people phőng / {lang|zh-min-nan|hông}})
肏
Ts (tshoh) Like the traitor (kàn), the meaning of the verb "sexual intercourse" is extremely aggressive.
肏恁娘(tshoh lín-niâ)
hoop
Hoop (khoo) is the same as rape (kàn), equivalent to the "肏" of the national language, the meaning of the verb "sexual intercourse", with extremely aggressive words, mainly used in Tongan
Hooping mother (khoo lín-niâ)
cry
Cry (khàu) is also a common swear word and emotional language in Minnan. Due to the influence of the national language policy in the past, many of them are written in the national language (modern standard Chinese) as "reliance". Sometimes they are confused with the "尻" (meaning "rape" and "肏") of Henan dialect [2]. by".
The usage of the word "cry" is:
Cry (khàu-iau)
The meaning of the word is that when a child or a baby "cries because of a hungry hungry", the metaphor of "noisy because of hunger" comes to the other side to make trouble. It is a rude word in Min Nan, used to mean bad, dissatisfied, surprised or regrettable. It is often written as "depending on", "by relying on" and "by waist".
Crying dad (khàu-pē) / crying dad crying mother (khàu-pē-khàu-bú)
The meaning of the word is the act of crying in the funeral when the father is lost or the mother is lost. It is used to describe the bitterness or complaint of others. Used to indicate bad, dissatisfied, surprised or regrettable. It is also a rude swearword in Minnan, and the words used to express it include "Crying Dad." It is often written as "by the cup" or "by the north." Also referred to as "test", which means "parents are dead."
Aunt dad called mother (ai-pē-kiò-bú)
It is not vulgar, and it is a slogan of "Crying Dad". It describes people like "Crying and Shouting Mother" and is noisy and arrogant.潲
The word "siâu" is based on the interpretation of "Jade", which is the meaning of "smelly water" [3]. In Taiwanese, it is derived from the meaning of "semen", which is usually regarded as a more vulgar language, but ignores the word. The original intention is semen, and there is a misperception. Like the swear words mentioned above, the word "潲" is often written in the national language by the words "small" and "洨" because of the Mandarin language education.
"潲â(siâu)" has the following different usages:
啥潲(siánn-siâu)
The literal meaning is "what", which is equivalent to "what a ghost." It is generally considered to be a more cheesy usage. It is often written in the national language as a "three small" or "three". Derivatives include "Chuang Chuang" (Mandarin for "three small", "three small", "chongshanxiao", and the "small use" of "what".
Attenuation (sue-siâu)
It is a sorrowful tone (to yourself) or a mocking tone (to others). It is often written as "declining small".
嘐潲(hau-siâu)/嘐嘐潲潲(hau-hau-siâu-siâu)
The meaning of the verbs "Bragging" and "speaking big words" is sometimes extended to the point where it is said that the fortune of others is very exaggerated. It is often written as "luxury".
嘐潲话(hau-siâu-uē)
For the noun "Buffalo" and "big talk", it is close to "white thief" (pe̍h-tsha̍t, "lie").
孽潲(gia̍t-siâu)
It is the meaning of "naughty" and "sports".
睬潲(tshap-siâu)
The meaning of the verb "理睬" is usually used when you do not want to pay attention to someone. Also known as "interpolation."屄
屄 (bai), a woman's external reproductive organs, is usually used in conjunction with "tsi" when doing swearing.
膣屄(tsi-bai)
Also known as "膣毴", literally means female genitalia, which is disgusting to be a metaphor for words and deeds. It is often written as "chicken" or "machine", which is why the use of "chicken" or "locomotive" is derived.
Skunk (tshàu tsi-bai)
(lān), for men's genitals, can also be written as "phosphine."
Ostrich (lān-tsiáu)
Also known as "phosphine bird", literally meaning male genitalia
脬 (lān-pha)
Also known as "phosphine", literally meaning scrotum
Abutment (phôo-lān-pha)
For the verbs "flattering", "flattering" and "a flattering"
=== 挢 挢 === , 本 ( ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki ki The object is raised." This action metaphorizes the male sexual intercourse action "kàn-kiāu", the original meaning is also a sexual intercourse action, and now more often referred to as "詈骂", "骂三字经" and other vulgar words curse. The common saying is also "讦谯".
Ts 肏 挢 (tshoh-kàn-kiāu), 肏 肏 搦挢 (tshoh-kàn-la̍k-kiāu)
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Make a traitor (sái kàn-kiāu)
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Koo-kàn-kiāu
Also the meaning of "insulting"
Baimu (pe̍h-ba̍k)
The words and deeds are disgusting and knowingly committed. (often not recognized as swearing)
Idiot (pe̍h-tshi)
Deaf people have low intelligence and are similar to the Chinese language "mental barrier". Modern Chinese is often written in "Martin" by Mars, and can also be expressed in Arabic numerals "87". Reference material
Liu Renhao. This is true! Japan sent people to study Taiwanese swear words. Apple Daily (Taiwan). 2015-07-07.
The swearing is called "I am". "1000 details of Chinese cities". Sina Reading. 2005-07-19 [2015-07-12]. (Original content is archived on 2014-12-20).
"Jade articles. Water Department: "Hey, smelly juice."
references
Pan Rongli, "Taiwan Restricted Proverbs", Taipei, Taiwan, Avantgarde Press, July 2005. ISBN 957-801-446-X
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