May 20 has just passed, do you have any doubts about the street full of couples and roses?
What kind of holiday is this?
Sometimes chat with Chinese friends, friends often reply to 666 and 233 in the end what does it mean?
Let’s learn some hidden meanings about Chinese numbers.
1. 5201314
520（wǔèrlíng）=我爱你（wǒàinǐ） I love you 1314（yīsānyīsì）=一生一世(yīshēngyíshì) the rest of my life
The pronunciation of the Chinese number 520 is very similar to that of I love you, so May 20 has become a new Chinese Valentine’s Day. In addition to the Chinese traditional Qixi Festival, Western romantic Valentine’s Day, in China, May 20 is also a good time to express love to the other half! Of course, singles can also feel the love of $520 or 1314 roses in WeChat moments!
2. 555
555（wǔwǔwǔ）=呜呜呜（wūwūwū）
Does 555 read like a crying voice?
That’s right!
555 means crying, mostly for chatting with friends, and it can also be used to act coquettish with your partner.
But if your partner suddenly says 555 to you, remember to say 5201314!
3. 233
233 is equivalent to the Chinese word “ah “. The English word for Laughing My Ass Off, means very funny.
It comes from Mop.com’s expression No. 333, which is an emoji of laughter.
so many netizens like to add a “233” when posting on forums.
If you find something very interesting on the Internet, you can also use more than three to show it is too funny to describe, 233233233！
4. 666
666 is a very popular new saying recently.
Although 666 is an unlucky symbol in the West, it is used in China to describe someone or something as powerful, impressive (mostly good at playing games).
When a gamer completes a wonderful operation in the game, making the opponent feel five bodies to the ground.
The opponent is likely to type “666” in the dialog box to indicate “cow (network language, indicating that it is very powerful.
666 in addition to being used in games, it also often appears in the chat of young Chinese, such as “your shot just now is really 6!”