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 Geili to force
Chinese Internet buzzword which means , Chinese New Words
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friends from Connecticut small h:
How would this be pronounced? I .
friends from Quebec, Canada JT:
Fascinating resemblance to a buzzword used by German youth.
coincidence it, the German youth also have such a small word eh.
Gray from Germany agreed:
Yup, indeed, a strange coincidence that there There, there is a German slang word with the same meaning, and spelling are similar, written in German Geil (pronounced guy-el), even strange coincidence ah.
Originally, that word meant (but that fertile with the English about (the meaning is not implicit in a), was used as said geili Germans also understand, I'm sure I heard of this variant in this.
David from Brooklyn students learn useful experience:
The correct tones for pronouncing it are 3 and 4: gei3 -li4. The third tone sort of starts at middle voice then drops to low voice then goes back up to middle voice (like in .
is three times the correct pronunciation of war tones: gei3-li4. three times beginning in the middle of the sound, and then go back to the middle to lower (such as the word whoa), four tones are transferred from the high children dropped to a low voice (with the order like).
Also, gei is pronounced like ; gay put together, like the English pronunciation side to matter, is pronounced