How to Say ‘Get lost!’ in Traditional Chinese
滾開！
gǔn kāi
[gǔn kāi]
💬 Usage Tip: 滾 literally means to roll, but in insults like 滾開 it means 'get out' or 'go away.' You can reuse V + 開 for pushing something away or apart, as in 拿開 'take it away.'
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Very aggressive in real life. Use it only if you mean to be confrontational.
Phrase Breakdown
滾開
gǔn kāi
[gǔn kāi]
go away
A forceful way to tell someone to leave the place.
你別煩我，滾開！
Don't bother me, go away!
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