Anyone speak Mandarin?

[Nighthawk]

Sounded like 'howashianiio' and is, she tells me, very complimentary. Any ideas?

 

[tosh]

it means AFC in Mandarin

 

[absolutealex]

dude, it sounds like.. very disgusting.. the first part hao pretty much means very in the context, but I can't decipher the last part - all I can really get is disgusting.

 

[absolutealex]

oh wait did she say.. hao shian ni? because if she said that, it means.. I'm thinking about you allot. That's probably it.

 

[Nighthawk]

Yeah that's it. It sounded like that, and it was in the tone of her voice. Also she said the same thing in English several times. Good.

Sher-sher, or however it's spelt.

 

[absolutealex]

no worries

 

[Nighthawk]

no worries = boo ka tee. I remembered that because it sounds like Booker T, though I keep saying Doctor Feelgood by mistake.

 

[absolutealex]

Originally posted by Nighthawk
no worries = boo ka tee. I remembered that because it sounds like Booker T, though I keep saying Doctor Feelgood by mistake.

it's more like boo cu chee

 

[john_1234]

i know some mandarin, but never heard that

 

[Apollo_Jordan]

Na ga niu bu xihuan ni..... wo dzau jiu shang le ta!
actually no idea what the hell she said...u gotta split up the sounds...as for pinyin..it sucks and everyone writes it differently

perhaps she said hao ai ni ooo
that good unless shes just a retard who says stuff like that for no reason.

 

[Le Parisien]

This is where the standard PinYin comes handy: only one unique way to transcript the sounds.


"howashianiio"=> probably "hao xiang ni o"

"hao xiang ni" literally I think about you, I miss you so much.
"o" is just a "girly" interjection

no worries = boo ka tee

Actually it's "Bu Ke Qi" which is identical to "you are welcome" after some one said "thanks" to you.

 

[Nighthawk]

I asked her, it was the 'I miss you all the time' one.

I also told her the 'o' at the end was a just a girly inflection haha, thanks for that.

Whats mandarin for 'I am your bodys perfect master?'