(Internet slang) thank you; a loanword based on the English pronunciation of "thank you"

A loanword used in Taiwan for a QR code

having a springy or chewy mouthfeel, often used to describe noodles or fish balls

Used to describe a food's texture as being firm, bouncy, or al dente.

(slang) barbecue; often used to mean "finished", "screwed", or "it's over" in internet slang

The protagonist of [[鲁迅|魯迅|lu3 xun4]]'s novella "The True Story of Ah Q", representing people who use self-deception or "spiritual victory" to cope with humiliation rather than facing reality; also refers to someone who is Ah Q-ish.

Influential 1921 novella by [[鲁迅|魯迅|lu3 xun4]]

Used in Taiwan to describe food that is both flavorsome and has a bouncy, springy mouthfeel.