buk6 nei5 go3 gaai1仆你個街仆你个街
Jyutpingbuk6 nei5 go3 gaai1
Yalebuhk néih go gāai
Definition
An expression used to curse someone, wishing them to drop dead in the street; drop dead, go to hell, or screw you.
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How it's used
This is a highly aggressive and vulgar expression that functions as an intense expletive. While it literally invokes a curse for someone to fall in the street and die, it is primarily used as a versatile outburst to express extreme frustration, anger, or disbelief. It is considered very rude and should be avoided in any professional or polite setting.
Examples
Damn it, who took my phone?
Related words
Common phrases
Go to hell / Screw you
Common mistake
Do not use this phrase in front of elders, children, or in formal situations, as it is equivalent to severe profanity. It is not a literal instruction to fall down but a way to vent intense hostility towards a person or a situation.
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