Seeking the translation of funny Cantonese three-character classics

It's like a triad song. I remember hearing it in (young and frivolous). Most of them feel like Hong Kong gangster terms.

There is a big mouth at the beginning of life! This sentence describes that giving up just after debut is more nonsense than drinking tea, which is mostly used for newcomers.

Fingers are eating chicken shit! Describe impoliteness and lack of family education, which refers to such remarks by rival men.

Know less and pretend to be a representative! It is more appropriate to use jokes to describe him who doesn't know much but pretends to know everything about this business.

What a terrible death! If you want to say that the world is invincible, there is nothing you can do. The meaning of this sentence is that people who like to talk big but can't do it have to shut up! Another meaning is that he follows others.

Listen to me and pretend to be pure! Describe a person's speechless state: one is being scolded, and the other is really not understanding the meaning.

Blow it into the water to make you talk! It is simple to describe how to pick up girls. You can tell your friends that IKEA girls blow into the water to make your mouth, mouth or mouth = kiss in Cantonese.

Riding jelly coffee to play with girls! It means that extras pretend to be big stars. To put it bluntly, they take themselves too seriously.

Riding Jelly Coffee = extras Cantonese is unique to Hong Kong. I think it may be English transliteration.

Let the dog chase you! The original meaning is bad luck, and this sentence is also related to young and dangerous people, because everyone who has seen triad films knows it.

What is a dog = a policeman? This sentence shows that it also has this meaning. You are out of luck today. Be careful what you do.

It's strange to die quickly! The original intention is that people with strange looks are easy to make trouble, but later they become unreliable.

At night? Stupid glue flower! Many people don't understand this meaning. In fact, this sentence is to describe the performance of girls in Spring Festival travel rush.

Crazy flower = crazy flower Cantonese is unique to Hong Kong and can sometimes be used to describe boys in Hong Kong.

Eyes as bright as the sky! This sentence is closely related to the lives of young people, because generally speaking, when young people have nothing to do. They are all living in this state because they generally like to act at night and can't sleep if they have nothing to do.

Wait for the morning with your eyes open.

The sky is shining! It means being peeked at in broad daylight, usually when men look after women, take a shower or change clothes.

It means a little reminder and curse, for example, because you are alive, the sky is full of clothes.

Yes, if there is no epilepsy! Just like a beggar who knew it early, it means that it is good to know it early, so why bother!

I don't know, ugly peas! It seems a little cursed, just like a shameless person to a certain extent ~ you will curse him for sores on his head and pus on his feet, that's all. However, most Cantonese people like to play jokes on swearing.

Epilepsy does not know death! Describe some people who are often so nervous that they don't know how to write the word "death".

Epilepsy is just a little crazy.

My mouth is watering! Originally, I described a stupid person who didn't know how to speak, and suddenly he said something very reasonable.

Now if you say it's wrong or you don't like it, just say he's dead and drooling! It became a curse.

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