八格牙路
Mandarin
| simpl. and trad. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 八格牙路 | |||
Alternative forms
- 八個雅鹿, 八格牙魯
Etymology
From Japanese 馬鹿野郎 (ばかやろう, bakayarō, "idiot"). Popularised by TV series on the Second Sino-Japanese War in Mainland China, where the use of this interjection by Japanese officers usually symbolises the brutality of the Japanese army. Often pronounced /ˈbagəjalu/. See also 日本軍隊中國語 ("Chinese language spoken by the Japanese army") on Wikipedia.
Interjection
八格牙路 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin bāgéyálù)
Last modified on 31 January 2013, at 03:37