How to Say ‘Screw you!’ in Traditional Chinese
去你的！
💬 Usage Tip: Literally means 'go to you,' used to dismiss someone rudely.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Common in casual arguments or banter among friends, but may be offensive to strangers.
Phrase Breakdown
去
go
The action of moving away from a place.
我去上學。
I am going to school.
你的
your
Possessive pronoun indicating ownership.
這是你的書。
This is your book.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
去
[qù]
go
A term used as a command or request to direct someone to leave or go away.
如果你不喜歡，去別的地方吧！
If you don't like it, go somewhere else!
你
[nǐ]
you
Used to address the person or people being spoken to.
你怎麼這麼無禮？去你的！
Why are you so rude? Screw you!
的
[de]
's
A possessive particle, often used to denote ownership or association.
這是你的錯，去你的！
This is your fault, screw you!
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