While the Pokemon Go hype is slowly dying down, many fanatics are still going around hunting for the virtual creatures, catching Pokemon and naming them creatively as their wives, mothers or infamous celebrities (think China Wine).
As much as we did enjoy the translations that have been spreading around the Internet, Singaporean Gregory strikes back again with a new video where he translates various Pokemon’s names in English into honest Chinese phrases, literally.
Mr Mime
Blastoise
Slowbro
Shellder
Wartortle
Abra
Bulbasaur
Koffing
Vaporeon
Butterfree
Magikarp
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This article was first published on goodyfeed.com.
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