đĩ chó
What does đĩ chó mean? đĩ chó is a Vietnamese severe that translates to “dirty whore” in English.
Literal Translation
dog prostitute
Meaning & Usage
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"dirty whore"
Combines two of the worst things you can call a Vietnamese woman — a prostitute and a dog. It's not just saying she sells sex, it's saying she does it with the dignity of a stray animal rooting through garbage. The double dehumanization is the point.
Examples in the Wild
Screamed during a street argument between two women at a market stall: 'Đĩ chó! Mày ăn cắp tiền tao!' (You dirty dog-whore! You stole my money!)