What do you mean, Anihashi?

It is an interjection in Korean, which means something similar to "holy shit" and "lying in the trough" in Chinese, and it means something that is said from time to time, such as surprise, shock and anger.

The analysis is as follows:

1, generally expressing dissatisfaction, swearing before you finish.

2, this is a kind of disrespectful statement, which is rarely used in formal occasions and when talking to elders or superiors, usually when you secretly vent.

Of course, when I am angry, I don't know what word to use, that is, this.

Commonly used spoken Korean also includes:

1, Dad: Aba/Abaji.

2. Mom: Oh, Mom/Ma Ni.

3, brother: (boys say) hiong (girls say) oppa.

4, sister: (boys say) u na (girls say) o ni.

5. Teacher: Sheng Shanlin? .

6. Uncle: Zhu? .

7. Bastard: Wang Sai Geji.

8. Shut up/make noise: xiguro/.

9. Hello: a Niyo /a Niha Seyo /a Niha xi Miga? .

10, sorry: mi ean/mi ean ne/mi ean Hamida? .