<p>Politely, roughly 'nonsense'. Various less polite Anglo-Saxon expletives may be substituted.</p>

<p>问个屁 Ask/Talk nonsense.</p>

<p>你错了
You are wrong.
错个屁!
Wrong my foot!</p>

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2019-06-24T02:59:30.983Z
Usually when someone say something like this, s/he generally means "mind your own business" or "back off" after being asked about something upset.
xbh
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2019-06-24T10:35:14.373Z
Maybe you are right, but for 'mind your own business', wouldn't you prefer: "你问什么问，管好你自己吧！“ 或者 ‘有什么好问的， 管好你自己吧！” Dan is of course right, 问个屁 really tells the person to stop, don't ask, because the question is stupid or annoying or nonsensical.
Pedroski
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2019-06-24T13:14:34.250Z
Yeah, but this is a quick way to stop the question. Such meaning is also implied. Correct me if I am wrong.
xbh
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2019-06-21T22:10:02.673Z
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Pedroski
<p>It means:</p>
<p>What are you asking for? This is nonsense.</p>

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daotian
<p>Yes, the pronunciation of 屁 is pi (4th tone). Very close to the English letter P.</p>

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cauckf
<p>Yes, it's 问个屁. P -> 屁. </p>

<p>问个屁 means <em>Don't ask!</em>. It indicates that you are annoyed by the questioner. It's a way to block their questions to annoy you any further. </p>

<p>It's a ruder way to say 别问了！</p>

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2019-06-23T10:15:52.830Z
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dan
<p>Is it related to this phrase: 问个屁/問個屁</p>

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Can someone please explain this term/slang “问个P”
# Can someone please explain this term/slang “问个P”

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-06-21)

Is it related to this phrase: 问个屁/問個屁

**Tags:** simplified-characters, slang


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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_5 on 2019-06-23. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

Yes, it's 问个屁. P -> 屁.

问个屁 means *Don't ask!*. It indicates that you are annoyed by the questioner. It's a way to block their questions to annoy you any further.

It's a ruder way to say 别问了！


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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-06-21. Score: 2

Politely, roughly 'nonsense'. Various less polite Anglo-Saxon expletives may be substituted.

问个屁 Ask/Talk nonsense.

你错了
You are wrong.
错个屁!
Wrong my foot!

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Usually when someone say something like this, s/he generally means "mind your own business" or "back off" after being asked about something upset.  
> **username_1**: Maybe you are right, but for 'mind your own business', wouldn't you prefer: "你问什么问，管好你自己吧！“ 或者 ‘有什么好问的， 管好你自己吧！” Dan is of course right, 问个屁 really tells the person to stop, don't ask, because the question is stupid or annoying or nonsensical.  
> **username_2**: Yeah, but this is a quick way to stop the question. Such meaning is also implied. Correct me if I am wrong.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-06-22. Score: 1

It means:

What are you asking for? This is nonsense.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2019-06-22. Score: 1

Yes, the pronunciation of 屁 is pi (4th tone). Very close to the English letter P.


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