How to Say ‘Moron (offensive)’ in Traditional Chinese
智障
zhì zhàng
[zhìzhàng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: 智障 (zhì zhàng) literally means "intellectual disability". It's widely used as an insult online, but many people find it offensive for that reason.
Phrase Breakdown
智障
zhì zhàng
[zhìzhàng]
retard (offensive)
Literally 'intellectual disability'; used as a harsh, offensive insult.
別像智障一樣！
Don't act like a retard!
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