How to Say ‘Stop nagging!’ in Traditional Chinese
少囉嗦！
shǎo luō suo
[shǎo luōsuo]
💬 Usage Tip: 少 (shǎo) before an action word means "cut it out": 少來 "come off it". 囉嗦 (luō suō) means "nagging, wordy".
Phrase Breakdown
少
shǎo
[shǎo]
stop; don't (do so much)
Before a verb in commands, 少 means 'cut out' or 'quit', sounding rude.
少管我！
Mind your own business!
囉嗦
luō suo
[luōsuo]
nagging; long-winded
Talking too much or nagging annoyingly.
你很囉嗦耶。
You're so naggy.
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