In Chinese, it is "zhi Zhang" ) t' H% j6 U0 E9 t. \Kids like saying this to each other. ) h$ ]/ \8 A& P2 W4 |4 @( h4 J: jBut for adults, you have to be very careful with this word. But if both of you are very familiar, you can say this. / I5 ?! Z, X# i+ @/ ZSometimes I will describe myself as a retarded one in a self-deprecating way.
In Chinese, it is "zhi Zhang"/ I$ n6 ?7 p1 r; B- v# G9 _" {
Kids like saying this to each other. " m8 |3 E( L8 `' v4 X1 D+ u2 ~
But for adults, you have to be very careful with this word. But if both of you are very familiar, you can say this. $ K D, P8 g e! l/ ISometimes I w ... - T( ?( ?5 ~$ Q6 Q" v& sarbo 发表于 2010-3-29 11:40
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谢谢!我有个男同事很讨厌,经常在我面前提那个F~,然后就有道歉说是随口说的~他有4个小孩儿,他自己就经常说被孩子们弄的retarded。前几天一起吃饭~他又说了F~,又道歉~。我就说:我理解, 因为你是retarded~。结果一桌子人暴笑了2-3分钟~他也笑了~看他们的反应,我有点儿拿不准了~ & z# Y/ y2 G9 V' o( d+ h. \0 [看了你的解事,可能应该不算过~同事很久了~~呵呵~~
In that context, it is ok. $ D/ C/ H; a: p3 U! @6 m; yBut you still need to be very careful, this word is still offensive. 5 W4 T, l A/ v4 T3 w! warbo 发表于 2010-3-29 12:04
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- @, j m; Q$ ?/ ?非常感谢! & V2 S& a' S" T: m/ _* K1 P" M9 a/ o$ R5 ^, ~" u! C3 I- s
Have a good afternoon.