How to say "Devrant" in Chinese:
句ヨレ尺丹几卞

Google Translate auto-corrects, but still keeps your original visual pun:
句ヨレ尺丹几天

A few days of sentence. Sentence as in punishment, not as in phrase.

If only it was this simple

By the way, you should invent Chinglish for us

@asgs if that's anything like Englese then it's going to be terribly confusing.

I wish I could copy text in the devrant mobile app to see what it translates to in English.

@Lensflare copy rant link, paste in browser, copy

@iSwimInTheC shhhh... He just wants to bitch about devrant.

I wish I had the patience to read the comments above me to see what it translates to in English.

It says "Dog meat is delicious" 😄

@sariel nope. I really didn’t.

Thanks @iSwimInTheC

@arcadesdude good idea.

Those are Chinese characters but the sentence does not make sense. What's the joke here? 你他妈能讲人话吗？

For the less creative people in the comment section ( @h3rp1d3v) :D

@blindXfish 肏

@blindXfish ...

@h3rp1d3v ironic that a user with a leetspeak name didn't understand what this post was about

Those characters there are very seldom used. They're kinda used like Japanese katakana to describe foreign pronunciations, but they're not too popular in Chinese speaking countries except maybe in Taiwan. Singaporean, Hong Kong-ese, and mainland Chinese would likely not recognize them.

@johnmelodyme

I'd call it
编程宣泄
Coding catharsis

@eo2875 in Malaysia we use this too! And I approve this comment.

@eo2875 Devrant can be called 戜冉。

bing chilling