A fork of Rural Dictionary
1)Mandarin Chinese: Fuck off - literally, to roll away. 2)Something to tell your friends to say to local people when visiting Mainland China. 3)Something I would write on people if I were a Tattoo artist Pronounced gwun kai in the third and first tone respectively - with the "ai" in kai pronounced the same as the English "eye"
1) Street seller: Would like to by watch, I have many watch bag shoes! Tourist: Gunkai! 2) Friend1:How do you say excuse me in Chinese in the most polite way possible? Friend2:It's "Gunkai", and the louder you say it the more polite it is - that's a normal language habit in Chinese 3) Tatoo artist: Can I reccommend this asian symbol? Customer: What does it mean? Tattoo Artist: Peace and love and harmony.
Not to be confused with gunk-eye, this is an exclamatory expression used under any number of appropriate circumstances. There is no clear-cut definition of when to use this word, and however appropriate it is to state this word is to be determined by the speaker. However, if caught saying it in a poor situation, the speaker may be subject to humiliation by his/her peers.
Dewd: Hey. HEY! You got PIzzOwned! Dude: Haha, no. You did! Gunkai! note: best spoken in either a South or East Asian accent.