放屁

fàngpì

Chinese · Mandarin

3/5 · Vulgar

What does “放屁” mean in English?

It means 'fart' in the literal sense, but it's also used to dismiss someone's words as bullshit.

Literally “fart”

Romanised fàngpì
Sounds like “fahng-pee”
Used as Exclamation
How it's used

You might hear it as an exclamation when someone thinks what another person said is nonsense, similar to saying 'that's crap' in English. It's a bit cheeky and can be used in casual or slightly confrontational contexts.

How strong is it? 3/5 · Vulgar

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