Haveyoueverheard“Tuhao(土豪),let’sbefriends”?Areyoupuzzled,wondering       itmeans?Thenyou’repossiblyoutofdate.
TheChinesewords“tuhao”and“dama(大妈)”havebecomesofamiliar        manyChinesepeoplethattheyoftenplayjokesoneachotherwhen        (chat)aboutthedailylife.Forexample,ifyoutakeoutyournew         (fashion)mobilephone,yournaughtyfriendsmaycallyou“tuhao”,laughingloudlyandhappily.
Amazingly,thetwowildlypopularwordshavealsobecomehotwordsinEnglish.TheBBCrecently        (produce)aprogramtointroduce“tuhao”.OntheInternet,“tuhao”canbetranslatedinto“newmoney”inEnglish.
Besides,TheWallStreetJournalhasalsoborrowed“dama”fromtheChinesepinyin         (describe)bargain-huntingmiddle-agedChinesewomen,calling      “aforceintheglobalgoldmarket”.ExpertssaytheChineselanguage’sinfluence         Englishwillcontinueduringtheentire21stcentury,          itisexpectedthat“tuhao”willbewelcomedbytoappearin       newwordlists.