How to Say ‘get lost’ in Simplified Chinese
滚蛋
gǔn dàn
[gwoon-dan]
🇨🇳 In China: [滚蛋] is a very common insult meaning "get lost," often stronger and more insulting than just telling someone to leave. It can sound almost cartoonishly aggressive, but people do say it.
Phrase Breakdown
滚蛋
gǔn dàn
[gwoon-dan]
fuck off; get lost
A very rude way to tell someone to leave. Stronger and harsher than simply saying go away.
他一听就火了，冲对方喊“滚蛋”。
He got angry immediately and shouted 'Fuck off' at the other person.
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