\tBasic Words<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\u7537\u7684 nánde – guy<\/p>\n \t\u5973\u7684 n\u01dade – girl<\/p>\n \t\u5403\u7684 ch\u012bde – things to eat<\/p>\n \t\u559d\u7684 h\u0113de – things to drink<\/p>\n \t\u73a9\u7684 wánde – places to have fun; fun things to do<\/p>\n \t\u516c\u7684 g\u014dngde – male (animal)<\/p>\n \t\u6bcd\u7684 m\u01d4de – female (animal)<\/p>\n \t\u4eb2\u7231\u7684 q\u012bn’àide – darling; honey; dear<\/p>\n \t\u76f8\u597d\u7684 xi\u0101ngh\u01ceode – boyfriend\/girlfriend; partner<\/p>\n \t\u8364\u7684 h\u016bnde – meat dish<\/p>\n \t\u7d20\u7684 sùde – vegetarian dish<\/p>\n \t <\/p>\n \tPeople<\/strong> On The Street<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\u8fc7\u8def\u7684 guòlùde – passerby<\/p>\n \t\u9a82\u8857\u7684 màji\u0113de – person shouting abuse on the street<\/p>\n \t\u905b\u5f2f\u513f\u7684 liùw\u0101nrde – person going for a walk (Beijing dialect)<\/p>\n \t\u905b\u72d7\u7684 liùg\u01d2ude – person walking their dog<\/p>\n \t\u6253\u5934\u7684 d\u01cetóude – person standing at the front of a line<\/p>\n \t\u8981\u996d\u7684 yàofànde \/ \u8ba8\u996d\u7684 t\u01ceofànde – beggar<\/p>\n \t <\/p>\n \tOccupations<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\u505a\u4e70\u5356\u7684 zuòm\u01ceimàide – businessperson<\/p>\n \t\u7ba1\u8d26\u7684 gu\u01cenzhàngde – accountant<\/p>\n \t\u5f53\u5175\u7684 d\u0101ngb\u012bngde – soldier<\/p>\n \t\u79cd\u5730\u7684 zhòngdìde \/ \u79cd\u7530\u7684zhòngtiánde – farmer<\/p>\n \t\u6536\u7834\u70c2\u7684 sh\u014dupòlànde – garbage collector<\/p>\n \t\u6740\u732a\u7684 sh\u0101zh\u016bde – butcher<\/p>\n \t\u7b97\u547d\u7684 suànmìngde \/ \u7b97\u5366\u7684 suànguàde – fortuneteller<\/p>\n \t\u770b\u95e8\u7684 k\u0101nménde – gatekeeper; door attendant<\/p>\n \t\u529e\u4e8b\u7684 bànshìde – office worker<\/p>\n \t\u6253\u94c1\u7684 d\u01ceti\u011bde – blacksmith<\/p>\n \t\u5243\u5934\u7684 tìtóude – barber<\/p>\n \t\u8981\u8d26\u7684 yàozhàngde \/\u8981\u94b1\u7684 yàoqiánde – debt collector<\/p>\n \t\u5356\u827a\u7684 màiyìde – street artist<\/p>\n \t\u62c9\u8f66\u7684 l\u0101ch\u0113de – rickshaw driver<\/p>\n \t\u8bf4\u4e66\u7684 shu\u014dsh\u016bde – storyteller<\/p>\n \t\u9001\u6c34\u7684 sòngshu\u01d0de \/ \u6311\u6c34\u7684 ti\u0101oshu\u01d0de – someone who delivers drinking water to one’s home<\/p>\n \t\u5012\u6c34\u7684 dàoshu\u01d0de – someone who pours water<\/p>\n \t\u6dd8\u7caa\u7684 táofènde \/ \u6311\u5927\u7caa\u7684 ti\u01ceodàfènde (in North-East China) – someone who collects human waste for use as fertiliser<\/p>\n \t\u7ba1\u4e8b\u7684 gu\u01censhìde – someone with high-level responsibility in the government (i.e. an official) or in a company<\/p>\n \t\u638c\u67dc\u7684 zh\u01cengguìde – shopkeeper (old-fashioned)<\/p>\n \t\u5973\u638c\u67dc\u7684 n\u01dazh\u01cengguìde – female shopkeeper (old-fashioned)<\/p>\n \t\u8dd1\u5802\u7684 p\u01ceotángde – waiter (old-fashioned), same as \u5c0f\u4e8c xi\u01ceoèr<\/p>\n \t <\/p>\n \tCurse Words<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\u72d7\u65e5\u7684 g\u01d2urìde – literally \u72d7 (“dog; despicable”) + \u65e5 (“fuck”) – motherfucker<\/p>\n \t\u72d7\u5a18\u517b\u7684 g\u01d2uniángy\u01cengde – literally – \u72d7 (“dog; despicable”) + \u5a18 (“mother”) + \u517b (“to raise”) – bastard – synonym – \u72d7\u6742\u79cd g\u01d2uzázh\u01d2ng – literally “mixed-breed dog”<\/p>\n \t\u6740\u5343\u5200\u7684 sh\u0101qi\u0101nd\u0101ode – literally “[one who needs to be] killed with the cuts of a thousand knifes” – bastard; son-of-a-bitch<\/p>\n \t <\/strong><\/p>\n \tQuirky Words<\/strong><\/p>\n \t\u5e26\u628a\u513f\u7684 dàibàrde –literally “with a handle” – a baby boy<\/p>\n \t\u5f53\u5bb6\u7684 d\u0101ngji\u0101dede – literally “[one who] manages home” – the one who manages the household<\/p>\n \t\u5c11\u5f53\u5bb6\u7684 shàod\u0101ngji\u0101de – the son (\u5c11shào) of the person who manages the household<\/p>\n \t\u638c\u52fa\u7684 zh\u01cengsháode –literally “holding a spoon” – the one who does the cooking at home<\/p>\n \t\u5403\u8f6f\u996d\u7684 ch\u012bru\u01cenfànde – literally “[one who] eats soft rice” – someone who lives off a woman<\/p>\n \t\u57ab\u80cc\u7684 diànbèide – literally refers to belongings put under a body after death – metaphorically refers to someone who is made to share the fault or guilt of others; a scapegoat<\/p>\n