Question

服了oror 服了你了fú le fúle nǐ le.

Accepted Answer

Literally means “admire you” and sometimes said genuinely in response to something awe inspiring, but more usually said mockingly when someone says or does something silly or stupid. A more common form among younger people is “I 服了 U!” or “I fú le you,” literally “I admire you,” from a 1994 Stephen Chow movie.

Вопрос	服了oror 服了你了 fú le fúle nǐ le.
Ответ	Literally means “admire you” and sometimes said genuinely in response to something awe inspiring, but more usually said mockingly when someone says or does something silly or stupid. A more common form among younger people is “I 服了 U!” or “I fú le you,” literally “I admire you,” from a 1994 Stephen Chow movie.

I Fú Le Literally 服了oror 服了你了 Fúle Nǐ