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Slang / Taiwanese Hokkien slang | | English term or phrase: "mad dog" | Hello. I am interested in and am doing research on Taiwanese Hokkien youth language-youth, street and college slang.
Taiwanese Hokkien is the form on Min Nan spoken in Taiwan.
I'd like to know, how do you say "mad dog" in Taiwanese Hokkien besides 瘋狗?
a "mad dog" is a rebel, non-conformist, one who refuses to accept their role in society.
Please let me know. Thanks. |
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