How to Say ‘Get lost’ in Simplified Chinese
滚
gǔn
[gǔn]
💬 Usage Tip: 滚 (gǔn) literally means "to roll", as a ball rolls. Telling someone to roll away is deeply dismissive.
🇨🇳 In China: Barked on its own, this is very harsh and usually signals real anger. Between close friends it can be a joking "oh, get out of here".
Phrase Breakdown
滚
gǔn
[gǔn]
get lost; scram
Literally 'to roll'; as a command it rudely tells someone to leave.
滚!别再来了!
Get lost! Don't come again!
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