"么么哒(me1me1da)"- Will you say that to someone yo
(2014-08-16 12:36:37)“么么哒(me1me1da)” is a Chinese modern word. It is used to express feeling that someone really loves other people. People in china usually say this word online when chatting, and sometimes this word will come out in the Chinese conversation when they meet each other as well.
“么(me1)” has a lot of meanings in term of the different words combined with it. For example, “怎么(zen3me1)” is telling someone that he or she is doubting on the specific problem, and eager to figure out the exact attitude of the people who is to give the response. Another example is that “什么(shen3me)” which means “what” in English. When people want to know the presence of a particular object, he or she may use the sentence “这是什么(zhe4shi4shen3me)” which means “what is this”. In contrast, the meaning of “么” in 么么哒(me1me1da) is very different. Here, the word “么(me1)”shows the sound of kissing someone and you need to bump the lips together when you pronounce this word.
“哒(da)”is like an attitude word with no exact meanings, the phrase “么么哒(me1me1da)”, actually is the sound lips and tongue making while kissing Isn’t it interesting? It seems that learning the original meaning of words can help people learn Chinese fast when starting to take Chinese courses.
“亲(qin1)” is a another online Chinese word similar to “么么哒(me1me1da)”. You can always see this word while doing online shopping, especially on taobao, a Chinese online store. The shop owners use “亲(qin1)” to shorten the distance between the customer and make the customer more comfortable when bargaining. If someone who is dying to know how to read Chinese and how to speak mandarin, it is probably a good way to arouse your interest in the Chinese learning, and to start learning Chinese by using a simple word “亲(qin1)” to show you are cute and adorable to make friends with those who speak Chinese.
Over all, “么么哒(me1me1da)” and “亲(qin1)” both express a way to show someone’s love to another people. Now do you know how to use this word in a Chinese conversation?

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