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chui/tui ren lao


adrianlondon

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I just had a chat with someone from Taiwan (who speaks no English, so I admit it wasn't much of an in-depth conversation what with my low level of Mandarin) and she tried to explain something along the lines of, I think, "quickly getting old" or at least related to getting old.

She said what initially sounded like "tui 人老" but being from Taipei I think my ears simply mapped the ch/t wrong so it's more likely to be "chui 人老".

Anyone got any ideas? Wenlin implies that I'm wrong, which is most likely, but I thought I'd ask here anyway ;)

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