I'm gonna ........ in my ........
can't figure out the meaning: geegee ni da naynay
If you mean spelling; in Mandarin Chinese, using pinyin phonetic spelling would be zai jian. To pronounce, is more like dzai jee-en (sounds like the capital letters G.N.). Both of these words should be spoken in a falling tone (almost like when you scold somebody). It's not easy to describe a sound but hopefully that should be sufficient.
Chinese.
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Dōngqīng
stupid, but in cute way.
There doesn't seem to be an exact meaning for "dzai" in Chinese. It might be a misspelling or not a common term. If you provide more context or details, I could help you further.
If you mean 'see you ' as in ' good bye ' then its Zai Jian ( pronounced Dzai Jen ) 再见
If you mean spelling; in Mandarin Chinese, using pinyin phonetic spelling would be zai jian. To pronounce, is more like dzai jee-en (sounds like the capital letters G.N.). Both of these words should be spoken in a falling tone (almost like when you scold somebody). It's not easy to describe a sound but hopefully that should be sufficient.
I honestly think it pertains to GeeGee and Miker's grandmother, Helena, but I could be wrong.
What does Kara mean in Chinese
In Chinese, "lola" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a Chinese word and does not exist in the Chinese language.
what does nan mean in chinese. Eg nanjing nan
Chinese what? If you mean language, which one?
They are not.
What the hell, what kind of question is that? Do you mean "are you Chinese?"???
i think that it is not Chinese
Iam a Chinese,I guess it may mean"play card"