What does it mean to be too noisy? Not on all meaning what is the classic net pick

Recently came out a six popular language, one of which is "noisy too set." Chinese transliteration from the English "not at all". Singer Huangxiaoming, who sang "One World a Dream", was teased by netizens for not being in all, which became a popular language on the Internet. The word is less popular than the other 5, so it is suspected of being a so-called "internet buzzword" deliberately packaged to hype stars.

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Not in all is a very common expression in spoken language, so many students often use mistakes because their actual meaning is often far from their literal meaning. In this paper, the main usage in junior middle school English is summarized as follows to help students use it correctly.

One, to answer thanks, means "do not thank; you are welcome". such as:

A:thank you very much. Thank you very much.
B:not at all. You are welcome.
A:thanks for helping me. Thank you for helping me.
B:not at all. I enjoyed it. Don't mention it, I'm glad to help you.
A:thank you very much. Thank you very much.
B:not at all. It is the least I could do. No thanks, this is what I should do.

Second, for the answer with a thank-for-nature of the polite, meaning "nothing; Such as:

A:You are very kind. That's very kind of you.
B:not at all. It's nothing.
A:It ' s very kind of you. It's very kind of you.
B:not at all. where and where.

to reply to an apology, meaning "never mind". such as:

A:I ' m sorry I ' m late. Sorry, I'm late.
B:oh, not on all, does come in. Oh, it's okay, please come in.
A:I ' m sorry to keep you waiting. I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
B:oh, not on all. I ' ve been here only a few minutes. Oh, it's okay, I just got a few minutes.

Iv. used to express negation (a reinforcement of no), meaning "not at all; such as:

A:are you busy? Are you busy?
B:not at all. Not a bit busy.
A:is it difficult to study 中文版? Is it difficult to learn English?
B:not at all. It's not difficult.
A:I ' ll be away in a business trip. Would you mind looking after my cat? I'm going on a business trip, would you mind keeping an eye on my cat for me?
B:not at all. I ' ll be happy to. Not at all, I'd be happy to.


Six popular internet pop words

1. To force

The dialect of northern China, the meaning of giving strength and vigor. The first heat of the word "power" originated from the Japanese comic animation "Journey to the Journey: the end of the trip" in the Chinese dubbing version of Wu empty a complaint: "This is Tianzhu, not to force ah old wet." The so-called "no power" is to describe and anticipate the goal is very far away, and "give power" generally understood as helpful, useful, face.

　　2. God Horse is a cloud

"God horse" is not a horse, but "what" homophonic. The word "God horse" is like once in the network outspoken "shrimp", go the same homophonic route, and the word also quickly replaced the "shrimp", became the hottest popular language nowadays. The meaning of the cloud is illusory, fleeting, meaning "is not worth mentioning." Its popularity stems from the red network of "Xiao Yue Yue" event, the birth of such as: "Use any word to describe her, are simply boring, God horse network uninhibited female, floating clouds!" Wait a minute. and "God Horse" and "cloud" magical place, is when these two words together, it can constitute a universal golden sentence, push the Sihai and popular.

　　3. I'll go.

The use of "I'm Going" (or "I'm Going") has been very popular recently. It can be said to be a kind of ridicule-style laugh. In fact, is a interjection, no practical significance, the equivalent of the ancient "Alas", this is the Northeast dialect, popular in the Japanese and comics in the world of flat field, Chinese dubbing version.

　　4.ungelivable

Although foreigners can not understand, but ungelivable in Chinese netizens are very popular. "Ang to the power of the scarf!" "Netizens are not only the first time to understand its pronunciation, but also extrapolate," not to force is ungelivable, to force is gelivable. "Netizens jokingly, Ungelivable is probably the fastest-spreading English word ever. The popularity originates from the network animation, if Gelivable really is included in the English Dictionary, that first owes to the Chinese original word "does not give the power".

　　5. Envy Envy Hate

"Envy Envy hate", a language five words, contains how rich content Ah! Hate stems from jealousy, jealousy from envy, in other words, hate from love, jealousy from inferior to people. To a person, to be envied is equal to receive the envy of the most sincere compliment, is a spiritual superiority and pleasure, and envy others, will more or less reveal their own inferiority, chagrin, shame and unwilling, is undoubtedly a blow to self-confidence.

　　6. Too set

Chinese transliteration of "not at all" in English. Singer Huangxiaoming, who sang "One World a Dream", was teased by netizens for not being in all, which became a popular language on the Internet.