我草 literally means 头上长草 (got grass growing on one’s head), an expression used in China to say one is betrayed by one’s partner. So, to say the joke in one sentence, one fk (我操)and one got ‘grassed’ (我草), that’s fked. (wo cao) First of all, it's always wo3 cao4. There is no wo3 cao1 or wo3 cao3 at all. Cao4 is in verbal Chinese only.

Oct 11, 2016 · Here's a list of five most useful and popular Chinese swear words, necessary for survival Chinese: 1) The F-Bomb: 我操 (wǒ cào) In the above version, the second character means, "f*ck."

Feb 1, 2018 · Example: 我 肏 (Wo cào), pronunciation: "wo-tsoa"—I fuck. A very common statement for a variety of occasions where the speaker feels pissed, excited, amazed, enraged, etc. Note: This statement is also the reason many Chinese find it so funny when English speakers use the word "wassup."

中国举重运动员们在各大赛事上的神级表现，让他们吸引了一堆老外迷弟，油管盛传的中国举重队训练视频中，“WOCAO”便是一个出场率很高的词汇。 并不明白“WOCAO”真正含义的老外，便将“WOCAO”视为某种精神图腾，边撸铁边“WOCAO”，就能练出和中国举重运动员一样的身材。 甚至在ins上，“WOCAO”还成为了一个讨论度超高的标签，相关词条下，全是猛男撸铁的照片，满满哲学的味道。 如果你在哪里看到一堆欧美肌肉大汉在边喊“WOCAO”边撸铁，请不要感到奇怪， …

Feb 7, 2024 · What is the Cao Ni Ma curse? One of the most offensive swear words in Chinese Mandarin is “Cao Ni Ma,” a vulgar curse that combines expletives for intercourse, the possessive pronoun “your,” and the maternal figure. This phrase is widely considered highly insulting and disrespectful within the language.

Jun 4, 2013 · When someone says WO CAO (the Chinese could be wǒ cāo 我操、wǒ cā 我擦、wǒ cǎo 我草、wǒ kào 我靠、wò cáo 卧槽, etc., thus the Pinyin and characters may be quite different [completely unrelated to "I fuck"]), he usually just wants to express his strong emotion or frustration about something.

Jun 25, 2023 · Wade–Giles: wo 3 tsʻao 4; Yale: wǒ tsàu; Gwoyeu Romatzyh: woo tsaw; Palladius: во цао (vo cao) Sinological IPA : /wɔ²¹⁴⁻²¹ t͡sʰɑʊ̯⁵¹/ Interjection [edit]

Interestingly, different tones when you pronounce the word can have different meanings! For instance, 1 . 卧槽 （ wǒ cáo) with the third tone and the second tone would mean: " what???" (with a tint of confusion) 2.卧槽 （wò cào） where both are the fourth tone would mean: "OMG!! Unbelievable!" 3. 卧槽 （wo cào）with no

May 8, 2016 · Wocao 【wōcāo 】 pronounced like What's ow? used to express you are surprised by something. Or you feel incredible about something. it also means "How can it be? " When you see a man hit by a train but unharmed "Wōcāo?! He's alive!" When you find a hundred dollar bill in a second-hand book "Wōcāo?!

Jul 29, 2021 · In most cases, it means "Oh shit". However, its meaning is related to the Chinese Four Tones and speed. It is very similar to "Fk", and can have different meanings in different situations. In the explanation below, the number represents the Four Tones.