In hokkien dialect “#kinteo” originally mean nervous, tense, intense, strained or critical. Best translate in Chinese language as “紧张 ”(Jǐnzhāng). “#kinteo” can be a great way to praise, commend, compliment or acclaim someone’s actions or achievements without the need to write long sentences.
Your friend posting their achievements in social media. We say “#kinteo” to congratulate them.
You saw someone is good at what she/he does. We say “#kinteo” to compliment them.
You saw someone post great scenery or photo shoot over the social media. We say “#kinteo” to praise them.
You saw someone is good at what she/he does. We say “#kinteo” to compliment them.
You saw someone post great scenery or photo shoot over the social media. We say “#kinteo” to praise them.
by Kuro Ichigo June 3, 2023
In Hokkien dialect “#kinteo” originally mean nervous, tense, intense, critical and best translate in chinese language as “紧张”. But “#kinteo” can also be used to praise, commend, compliment or acclaim ppl over their actions or achievements in short without the need to write long sentences.
When you saw your FB friend posting their achievements. We say “#kinteo”
When you saw someone good at what he/she does. We say “#kinteo”
When you saw your social media friends post nice pictures, scenery or stuffs. We say “#kinteo”
When you saw someone good at what he/she does. We say “#kinteo”
When you saw your social media friends post nice pictures, scenery or stuffs. We say “#kinteo”
by Kuro Ichigo June 3, 2023