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The following are Mandarin Phrases for use in Role play, taken from the RPG and included for reference purposes. Typed out by Inara

  1. A switch to those girls' backsides is just good enough Byen Dah Tah Muhn Dug Bay Jo Go Lai.
  2. Abracadabra-alakazam Tian-Ling-Ling, Di-Ling-Ling.
  3. Accusing someone of lying, a ridiculous notion, or talking out of the posterior Fuhn Pi, literally "farting."
  4. Agitate someone out of hiding Da Chow Jin Ser, literally "beating the grass to startle the snake."
  5. Alas, not good, what a mess, too bad Jao Gao, literally "spoiled cake."
  6. Alliance Nien Mohn.
  7. Are we clear? Dohn luh mah.
  8. Attributing an unfortunate longshot occurance Yeh Lu Jwo Duo Luh Jwonh Whei Jian Guay, literally "do enought nighttime travels and one will eventually see a ghost"; also a warning of future retribution.
  9. Awesome or extraordinarily clever Gao Guhn, literally "high pole."
  10. Baboon's ass crack Feh Feh Pi Goh.
  11. Bastard, jerk Huen Dahn, literally "rotten egg."
  12. Big boss or operator of a business LaoBuhn; Lao Buhn Ni'um for female boss or proprietor's wife. Also informal appellation for acquaintances.
  13. Big brother Ghuh or Ghuh-Ghuh, the former is more intimate and connotes blood relation.
  14. Big stupid pile of stinking meat Yi Dwei Da Buen Chuo Roh.
  15. Big sister Jei or Jei-Jei.
  16. Blindside or conspire against someone secretly Fahn Leong Jian, literally "shoot a cold arrow."
  17. Bottoms up Gon Beh, literally "Dry cup."
  18. Brilliant Jing Chai.
  19. Browncoat Jone Yee.
  20. Cheap floozy Jien Huo.
  21. Check at once Ma Shong Jien Cha.
  22. Cheering or urging someone on Jah Yoh, literally "Add fuel," equivalent of "go (name)!" in English .
  23. Chinese/Mandarin language Jwohn Guo Hwa.
  24. Cool Ku.
  25. Commit blunder of great magnitude Bie Woo Lohng.
  26. Complete disarray or sheer pandemonium Tian Fuhn Di Fu, literally "sky tumbles while earth turns over."
  27. Completely useless Tian Di Wu Yohn.
  28. Congratulations Gohn Shi.
  29. Conniving or scheming person Guay Toh Guay Nown, literally "ghost head and ghost brain."
  30. Crazy dog in love with its own feces Ai Chr Jze Se Duh Fohn Diang Gho.
  31. Cursing Ma Jung Hwa, literally "chastise with dirty words."
  32. Cute Kuh Ai.
  33. Damn or damn it Ta Ma Duh, literally "his mother's..."
  34. Dangerous person or animal Wei Shian Dohn Woo.
  35. Daydream or wishful thinking Bai Lih Mohn.
  36. Deserving of bad consequences or fate Hwo Gai.
  37. Despicable Kuh Wu.
  38. Do something for nothing in return, or wasted endeavor without a payoff Yee Yan, literally "a charity show."
  39. Done for imminent doom Wong Dahn, literally "finished (cooked) egg."
  40. Dumbass Chwen, descriptive, literally "retarded."
  41. Earthshaking Jing Tian Dwohn Di, literally "startle the sky and shake the earth."
  42. Engage a monkey in feces-hurling contest G'en ho Tze Bi Dio se.
  43. Enough of this nonsense Go Hwong Tong.
  44. Everything under the sky Tian Shia, can be used to allude to the world or universe.
  45. Excrement Mi Tian Gohn, slang, derives from the fact that when you stack the three characters-- "mi"(rice), "tian"(paddy), and "gohn" (public or mutual)-- from top to bottom in that order, they form the ideograph for excrement.
  46. Explosive diarrhea of an elephant Da Shiong La Se La Ch'wohn Tian.
  47. Fear nothing but (fill in the blank) Tian Bu Pa, Di Bu Pa, Tze Pa...
  48. Fellow Ja Hwo, also slang for weapon.
  49. Female companion or girlfriend Ma Tze, a somewhat derogatory slang; add "Dow" in front for "looking to get a girlfriend."
  50. Filthy fornicators of livestock Ung Jeong Jia Ching Jien Soh.
  51. Fire! Kai Huo(as in shooting), Fuhn Huo (as in starting).
  52. Fire at will or terminate with extreme prejudice Da Kai Sa Jeh, meaning "breaking the Buddhist vow against killing."
  53. Flat-chested Hur Bao Duhn, slang, literally "eggs cooked sunny side up."
  54. Foiled or ruined at the last moment Soh Ya Feh Tian, expression, literally "a cooked duck flies away."
  55. Fool Sah Gwa, literally "stupid melonhead."
  56. Friend, pal, buddy Puhn Yoh.
  57. Gang, crew, or confederate of diehards Se Duhng.
  58. Gang or faction leader Da Gher Da for male, Da Jeh Da for female, slang.
  59. Garbage Luh Suh.
  60. Get bold or audacious Fahn Dahn, literally "release courage."
  61. Get lost Kwai Jio Kai.
  62. Go all out, holding nothing back Ping Ming, literally "fight for one's life."
  63. Go to hell Chui Se, literally "go die."
  64. Good or okay How.
  65. Good journey or bon voyage Yi Lu Shwen Fohn.
  66. Good luck Joo How Rin.
  67. Greetings Ni How.
  68. Handsome Shwie.
  69. Happy development or fortuitous turn of event How Shi Sung Chung, literally " a good show's about to start," can be used sarcastically.
  70. Have desires above one's social/financial position, or beyond one's ability to realize Lai huh Moh Sheong Tze Tian Uh Zoh, literally "for a toad to think of eating a swan."
  71. He or she Tah, "tah-duh" for his or hers, "tah-muhn" for them, "tah-muhn-duh" for theirs.
  72. Homewrecking tramp Hu Li Jing, literally "fox spirit."
  73. Hump Gun.
  74. Hurry, speed up Guhn Kwai.
  75. I or me Wuo, wuo-duh for mine.
  76. I don't believe my eyes! Wo Bu Shin Wo Dah Yan Jing.
  77. I neither see nor hear you Wuo Dwei Nee Boo Ting Boo Jen.
  78. Idiot,moron Buhn Dahn, literally "stupid egg," or Chwen Joo, literally "retarded pig."
  79. Impossible Bu Kuh Nuhn.
  80. Impressive display or visage but no substance Da Chung Wu Dahn,literally "big gun, no bullet."
  81. In someone's doghouse Luhn Gohn, literally "a cold place," which is where an emperor confines those concubines who have fallen out of favor.
  82. In that case, never mind Nah Mei Guan Shee.
  83. Junk Feh Wu.
  84. Leader of a criminal operation Ser Toh, literally "snakehead," derogatory.
  85. Leave one to his own fate Tze Sh'un Tze Mieh.
  86. Let me repeat myself Wuo Jai Jeong Yi Chi.
  87. Life support failure Shuhn Ming Shi T'wohn Gu Jong.
  88. Like hell Jien Ta Duh Guay, literally "See his ghost."
  89. Little brother Di or Di-Di.
  90. Little sister Mei or Mei-Mei.
  91. Long time no see How Joh Bu Jian.
  92. Male companion or boyfriend Kai Tze, also a somewhat derogatory slang.
  93. Manipulate, or playing somebody for a fool Swa.
  94. Merciful Buddha protect us Rung Tse Fwo Tzoo Bao Yo Wuo Muhn.
  95. Merciful God, please take me away Rung Tse Song Di Ching Dai Wuo Tzo.
  96. Merciless bastard Lurn Shwei Jah Jwohn, literally "cold-blooded mixed breed."
  97. Merciless hell Ai Yah Tien Ah.
  98. Mind your own business Gwon Ni Tze Jee Duh Shr.
  99. Miss Shao Jeh, ;iterally "little lady." Follows a name when addressing a known person, so River would be addressed as Tam River shao jeh, or simply Tam shao jeh.
  100. Mister Shian Shen, literally "born before me," also follows a person's name.
  101. Monkey raping Cheong Bao Ho Tze.
  102. Motherless goat of all motherless goats Mei Yong Ma Duh Tse Gu Yong.
  103. Muddled, mixed-up, confused Wu Toh Wu Now, literally "without a head or brain."
  104. No problem Mei Wen Ti,
  105. Not advised Jwohn Gao Bu Yi.
  106. Not enough Bu Goh, or Hai Bu Goh for "not enough yet."
  107. Not keeping a rendezvous Fahn Gher Tze, literally "release a pigeon" but insinuating not picking up the bird at the destination.
  108. Now, immediately Ma Shong.
  109. Nuts Shiang Jing Ping or just Shian Jing, Fah Shian Jing for "going nuts."
  110. Oddball or a goof Chai Neow.
  111. Of course Duhn Ruhn.
  112. Oh my God Wuo Duh Tian Ah.
  113. Old Lao.
  114. Old man/husband Lao Gohn.
  115. Old Lady/wife Lao Puo.
  116. One must be ruthless to be a great Wu Du Bu Juhn Fu, literally "a person without poison is not a great man."
  117. Outdo someone or doing one better Dao-Gao-Yee-Chi Mon-Gao-Yee-Juhn, expression, literally "the solution advances a yard, the problem advances a mile."
  118. Pal Lao Sheong if addree's older, Lao Di if younger; used for men only. P'n Yoh for "friend."
  119. Pathetic wretch Bei Bi Shiou Ren, literally "shameless dirty little person."
  120. Peon, small fry, a nobody Wu Ming Shao Jwu, literally "nameless little foot soldier."
  121. Prehistoric Lao Deow Ya, literally "so old as to lose all teeth."
  122. Pig's sty Joo Fuen Chse.
  123. Pile of sun-baked dog poo Ri shao gou shi bing.
  124. Plain, bland, bare Yong Chwen Mien, slang taken from the namesake generic, flavorless noodle dish.
  125. Please be quiet Ching Ahn Jing Yi Dien.
  126. Pool of excrement F'n Zse, can be used in an expression for "deep crap."
  127. Pool of pig droppings Joo Fuen Chse.
  128. Posterior Pi Gu.
  129. Precious, darling, sweetheart Bao Bei.
  130. Real man Nuhn Tze Huhn.
  131. Really dangerous Wei Shan, more poetic, Wo Hu Chung Long, which is "crouching tiger, hidden dragon," an expression for something dangerous.
  132. Redundant, unnecessary complicating something Wua Ser Tian Jwoo, literally "draw a snake and add feet to it."
  133. Retreat, run away Jio Weh Sung Chiun, phrase summarizing the last of the Chinese "36 Stratagems," which extols the virtue of fleeing to fight another day.
  134. Ridiculous stange, illogical or nonsensical Mo Min Chi Meow, literally "not understanding the pecularity."
  135. Ruined, finished Wan Duhn Luh.
  136. Ruthless or savage beast of a person Ching Soh.
  137. Screw him/her running Gun Ta Jwo Lu.
  138. Screw you Chwee Ni Duh.
  139. Shameless Hussy Meh Lien Duh Iyah Jee, literally "faceless bastard prostitute."
  140. Shiny, awesome, fantastic Jahn!
  141. Shut up Bi Jweh.
  142. Shut up and make us wealthy Bi Jweh, Lung Wuo Mun fah tsai.
  143. Sir Da Yeh. When used as nobility, Nuhn Jwei, following the name.
  144. So guilty as to deserve a thousand deaths Jwei Gai Won Se.
  145. Son of a bitch Wong Ba Duhn, or Go Neong Yung Duh for a more literal and vicious translation.
  146. Speak now and quickly Yo Hua Kwai Suo.
  147. Speaking without a clue Shiah Hwa, literally "blind talk."
  148. Stop talking Joo Koh.
  149. Stupid son of a drooling whore and monkey Lio Coh Jwei Ji Neong Hur Ho Deh Yung Duh Buhn Jah J'wohn.
  150. Swindle Gwai.
  151. Suicidal idea Tze sah ju yi.
  152. Surrender, give up Toh Shung.
  153. Take care, stay healthy Bao Jone, literally "maintain weight."
  154. Talk nonsense Shia Suo.
  155. Thanks Sheh Sheh.
  156. There's nothing in this plan that isn't horrific Juh Guh Jee hua Juhn Kuh Pah!
  157. Things never go smooth How W'rin Bu Lai, Whai W'rin Bu Jwo, literally "good luck don't come, bad luck don't leave."
  158. To throw in a monkey wrench Gwai Ma Jeow, literally "twist a horse's legs (while it's galloping.)"
  159. Trouble, problem, complication Ma Fuhn.
  160. Tyrant, irn-fisted ruler Ba Wong.
  161. Ugly or perverted person Joo Bah Jeh, insult taken from the name of the hoggish, lecherous chracter in the popular Chinese folktale, "Journey to the West."
  162. Understand Dohn, dohn-ma for "understand?" dohn-luh-mah for "are we clear here?"
  163. Very Feh Chun.
  164. Wait/hold on a second D'un Yi Shia.
  165. Warning someone against doing things "the hard way" Jin JohBu Chi Chi Fah Joh, literally "choosing to sip the wine of penalty over that of respect."
  166. We, us Wuo Mun, Wuo Mun Duh for ours.
  167. We will enjoy your silence now Bai Tuo, Uhn Jin Yee Dien.
  168. What Shuh Muh?
  169. What the hell is this crap Juh Shi Suh Mo Go Dohng Shee?
  170. You Ni, ni-duh for yours, ni-muhn for plural, ni-muhn-duh for plural possessive.
  171. You don't deserve it Ni Bu Ying Duh Jur Guh.
  172. You wanna bullet right in your throat? Nee Yow Wuo Kai Chiung?
  173. You wanna die? Nee Tzao Se Mah?
  174. Young one Nyen Ching Duh, or Yo Chr, slang for underage (literally "infant teeth.")
  175. Water Swei.


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