Ep 6 Words From Chinese Language: Guimi 闺蜜 and Houpa 后怕

from Fifty Words For Snow · host Maggie Rowe and Emily Garces

Maggie and Emily learn the Chinese words guimi 诡秘 and houpa 后怕 from native speaker Sheng Zhong. They coin the word “schaudenfriend” with Eric Giancoli and put the word “bromance” on trial with judge Matt Aiken. Poem by Emily: “Houpa: A Poem About PTSD.”

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