How to Say ‘Brain-dead’ in Traditional Chinese
腦殘
nǎo cán
[nǎocán]
💬 Usage Tip: 腦殘 (nǎo cán) literally means "brain-damaged". It's internet slang for someone acting brainlessly, like 腦殘粉 "mindless fan".
Phrase Breakdown
腦殘
nǎo cán
[nǎocán]
brainless; moron
Literally 'brain-damaged'; slang for someone who acts stupidly.
這個問題太腦殘了。
This question is so brainless.
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