What do the 2010 Internet buzzwords ungelivable and ungelivable mean?

Although ungelivable is incomprehensible to foreigners, ungelivable is very popular among Chinese netizens. "Aung gives a scarf! Netizens not only understood its pronunciation at the first time, but also drew inferences, "If you don't give force, it is ungelivable, and if you give it, you can do it."

Haha, that's a gelivable word! "Yesterday, various well-known microblogs made a series of comments on this, and the volume soon exceeded 10,000. Netizens joked that ungelivable may be the fastest-spreading English word ever.

If gelivable is really included in the English dictionary, it is first thanks to the original Chinese word "not powerful". According to reports, the word "power" may be derived from the Northeast or Southern Fujian dialect, which has a great, wonderful meaning, and is now mostly used to describe things "strong enough", "exciting", "feel powerful" and so on. The Chinese transliteration of the English "not at all".

When singer Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", he was ridiculed by netizens because his pronunciation of not at all resembled "making trouble", and this word has become one of the Internet buzzwords.

ungelivable! Chinese transliteration of "not at all".

When Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", Huang Xiaoming was ridiculed by netizens because his pronunciation of not at all resembled "making too much trouble", and since then he has been named "making too much trouble", and this word has become one of the Internet buzzwords, so as to ridicule many celebrities for being self-defeating in order to show their differences.

Chinese transliteration of "not at all". When singer Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", he was ridiculed by netizens because his pronunciation of not at all resembled "making trouble", and this word has become one of the Internet buzzwords.

When Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", he was frantically ridiculed by netizens because his pronunciation of not at all resembles "making too much of a set", and the word "making too of a set" also became popular on the Internet, about the pronunciation, the authentic oral reading and "making too much" are actually very similar, and the pronunciation of the English part of the whole song Huang Xiaoming is really average, but the pronunciation of "not at all" can be regarded as a standard. After listening to the song, you will find that the tone of the word "too much" is suddenly higher than before, and Huang Xiaoming should lose in singing skills. Huang Xiaoming is still suitable for acting but not for singing, in fact, now the stars in the entertainment industry want to take the three-dimensional route, but those who are singers can be actors, but those who are actors may not be able to be singers, just like the men who are ** can choose Yi Yu Fierce Ghost, but the man who can't do it must be able to use Yi Yu Fierce Ghost. What is also unexpected is that the composer of the song "One World One Dream" is Jin Zhiwen, who is now popular because of "The Voice of China", and it is estimated that Jin Zhiwen composed according to his own singing skills at that time.

In one of Huang Xiaoming's One World One Dream songs, there are some English lyrics. There's a line not at all....Huang Xiaoming sang amazingly. It's like making too much trouble.

Chinese transliteration of "not at all". When singer Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", he was ridiculed by netizens because his pronunciation of not at all resembled "making trouble", and this word has become one of the Internet buzzwords.

In 2010, the Internet was deeply integrated into people's lives, and the dynamics of society were quickly responded to in a timely manner in the Internet, which gave birth to a series of Internet hot words, such as Force, Shenma are floating clouds, garlic you are ruthless, Yakexi and so on.

Nao Tai Tao is a Chinese transliteration of the English "not at all". When singer Huang Xiaoming sang "One World One Dream", he was ridiculed by netizens because of his American pronunciation of not at all, which resembled "too much", and this word became one of the popular words on the Internet.

Fixed phrase ph

1. Nothing (colloquial abbreviation).

what happened?" not at all." there isnotsomething happenedat all.)

What happened? "Nothing. "

2. You're welcome.

thank you for your help." not at all."

However, most English-speaking regions use this sentence alone"No thanks"It is very rare and may be a local dialect.

Possible ambiguity: there isnothing i did for youat allI didn't do anything for you. (You're thanking the wrong person.)

Therefore, the most polite refers to the high limbs or the only widely known ones: you are welcomeYou're so polite.

Shenma floating clouds give the power to play soy sauce .

Gods and horses are all floating clouds.

Give ungelivable (not powerful).

My dad is Li Gang.

Not at all

My dad is Li Gang. This sentence is the hottest and the most classic! And the most influential!

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