我草 literally means 头上长草 (got grass growing on one’s head), an expression used in China to say one is betrayed by one’s partner. So, to say the joke in one sentence, one fk (我操)and one got ‘grassed’ (我草), that’s fked. (wo cao) First of all, it's always wo3 cao4. There is no wo3 cao1 or wo3 cao3 at all. Cao4 is in verbal Chinese only.

Feb 1, 2018 · Example: 我 肏 (Wo cào), pronunciation: "wo-tsoa"—I fuck. A very common statement for a variety of occasions where the speaker feels pissed, excited, amazed, enraged, etc. Note: This statement is also the reason many Chinese find it so funny when English speakers use the word "wassup."

Oct 11, 2016 · Here's a list of five most useful and popular Chinese swear words, necessary for survival Chinese: 1) The F-Bomb: 我操 (wǒ cào) In the above version, the second character means, "f*ck."

Jun 4, 2013 · When someone says WO CAO (the Chinese could be wǒ cāo 我操、wǒ cā 我擦、wǒ cǎo 我草、wǒ kào 我靠、wò cáo 卧槽, etc., thus the Pinyin and characters may be quite different [completely unrelated to "I fuck"]), he usually just wants to express his strong emotion or frustration about something.

Oct 23, 2018 · "卧槽" means lying but generally, it is used as a bad word. Interestingly, different tones when you pronounce the word can have different meanings! 1 . 卧槽 （ wǒ cáo) with the third tone and the second tone would mean: " what???" (with a tint of confusion) 2.卧槽 （wò cào） where both are the fourth tone would mean: "OMG!! Unbelievable!" 3.

Nov 15, 2024 · (If the terms are included at all.)The cao in the expression Wo cao (a phrase commonly used to express anger or for emphasis) is very much a case in point. Dog insults are also rife, such as gouzaizi (SOB), goupi (B.S.) or gouzazhong (mongrel or “mixed blood”).

Jun 25, 2023 · Wade–Giles: wo 3 tsʻao 4; Yale: wǒ tsàu; Gwoyeu Romatzyh: woo tsaw; Palladius: во цао (vo cao) Sinological IPA : /wɔ²¹⁴⁻²¹ t͡sʰɑʊ̯⁵¹/

May 8, 2016 · Procounced roughly like 'What's ow'. It means 'Oh shit!' in Chinese. Just like 'shit', this word can be used under all circumstances depending on your accentuation and situation. A foreigner able to say it is considered a native Chinese speaker immediately. Wong wears a pair of new shoes and meets Lili. Lili: 'Wocao? Wong: 'Wocao. $600 bitch.