by ImNotCreativeEnoughForAUsernam July 26, 2020
Mandarin for "How are you". It literally means though "You good?".
Often used in greeting other people.
Often used in greeting other people.
by bombinator September 22, 2008
'Ni hao, baby' is a pick up line commonly directed at oriental-looking women. This line can often backfire, especially if the girl speaks perfect English. To qualify to use this line, you have to be desperate, not-Asian, blatantly ignorant of Asian cultures, and over 30 years of age. This line is always successful at making the user appear to be sleazy and unattractive. In a situation where this line is used, alcohol is usually present.
by rawrrawr222 February 16, 2010
by 95161634546584552187331111255 July 12, 2009
by jklolomgburninhell November 21, 2007
Funny as hell way to say hello when you are talking to a white person that speaks Chinese. Definitely would be an awesome ending to a movie with Ahnuld.
by Aryarfyarf February 01, 2008
“Ni hao wo” is mandarin and translates to “Hello tis I”. It’s a ripoff to the Shakespearean play Julius Caesar.
by morphy bennett December 21, 2018