How do you say "we live together" in Chinese?

[iamtrout]

^^

 

[mwmorph]

wo(V) men(/) zhu(\) yi(\) chi(v).
the symbol after each word is the pronounciation tone.
wo (me)
men (combined with wo means we)
zhu (live)
yi (one)
chi (combined with yi means together)

 

[screw3d]

wo men yi qi zhu sounds more correct

It should be:

wo(V) men(V) yi(-) qi(v) zhu(\)

 

[Conky]

Me so horny.

:beer:

 

[StrangerGuy]

wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah

 

[screw3d]

Originally posted by: StrangerGuy
wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah

lol

lai ba :heart:

 

[iamtrout]

Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

 

[TekDemon]

Originally posted by: iamtrout
Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

Haha, Chinese can be weirdly flexible as far as that goes.
But yes, the literal "making love" means the same thing it does in English
"Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai gei yi zhen ge wan shang"
Oh yeah baby...oh yeah.

 

[newbiepcuser]

Originally posted by: TekDemon

Originally posted by: iamtrout
Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

Haha, Chinese can be weirdly flexible as far as that goes.
But yes, the literal "making love" means the same thing it does in English
"Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai gei yi zhen ge wan shang"
Oh yeah baby...oh yeah.

Ching ni dai bau-shien tau.

 

[iamtrout]

Originally posted by: TekDemon

Originally posted by: iamtrout
Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

Haha, Chinese can be weirdly flexible as far as that goes.
But yes, the literal "making love" means the same thing it does in English
"Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai gei yi zhen ge wan shang"
Oh yeah baby...oh yeah.

Do you need that "gei yi" there? Can't you just say "Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai zhen ge wan shang" or "Wo zhen ge wan shang ke yi gen ni zuo ai" ?

On a side note I've always wondered what "ta ma da!" means. Apparently it's a curse in Chinese but what does it mean?

 

[newbiepcuser]

Originally posted by: iamtrout

Originally posted by: TekDemon

Originally posted by: iamtrout
Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

Haha, Chinese can be weirdly flexible as far as that goes.
But yes, the literal "making love" means the same thing it does in English
"Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai gei yi zhen ge wan shang"
Oh yeah baby...oh yeah.

Do you need that "gei yi" there? Can't you just say "Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai zhen ge wan shang" or "Wo zhen ge wan shang ke yi gen ni zuo ai" ?

On a side note I've always wondered what "ta ma da!" means. Apparently it's a curse in Chinese but what does it mean?

Ta Ma DA -pretty similar to FU

 

[StrangerGuy]

Originally posted by: iamtrout

Originally posted by: TekDemon

Originally posted by: iamtrout
Thanks guys and gals!

" wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai mah " ?

I can (with you) make ... love ? Does that work? Chinese people actually say that? I've always thought of "ai" as solely a verb...

Haha, Chinese can be weirdly flexible as far as that goes.
But yes, the literal "making love" means the same thing it does in English
"Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai gei yi zhen ge wan shang"
Oh yeah baby...oh yeah.

Do you need that "gei yi" there? Can't you just say "Wo ke yi gen ni zuo ai zhen ge wan shang" or "Wo zhen ge wan shang ke yi gen ni zuo ai" ?

On a side note I've always wondered what "ta ma da!" means. Apparently it's a curse in Chinese but what does it mean?

Actually its "ta ma de" which literally means his/her mother's. Somehow, it became a swear word used for exclamation.

 

[sisq0kidd]

wee liv tu geh duh

 

[screw3d]

I can't think of a really vulgar word in mandarin .. and I'm a native speaker (sort of).. but Hokkien/Taiwanese on the other hand :evil:

 

[vshah]

Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Me so horny.

:beer:

me love you long time

:beer:

 

[huesmann]

Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Me so horny.

:beer:

Me love you long time.