suffix, derogatory, ethnic, morpheme, neologism, slur
-stan (used after European and American place names to emphasize that there are many Middle Easterners or Muslims there)
法蘭西斯坦
法兰西斯坦
fǎ lán xī sī tǎn Francostan (France)
suffix, morpheme
-stan (frequently found in country and region names of Central Asia)
她對幾個斯坦鄰居更是充滿隔閡,毫無興趣。
她对几个斯坦邻居更是充满隔阂,毫无兴趣。
tā duì jǐ ge sī tǎn lín jū gèng shì chōng mǎn gé hé , háo wú xìng qù . She feels there's even a barrier between her few -stan neighbors, apathetic to them.
name
Stan (a male given name in English)
suffix, morpheme
-stein (stone, often appearing as a part of a geographical or personal name)
据说在1990年成立全苏东干族协会时,吉尔吉斯斯坦南方的奥什回回因为不会讲陕甘宁方言而嚎啕大哭,痛惜自己丢失了母语。
據說在1990年成立全蘇東干族協會時,吉爾吉斯斯坦南方的奧什回回因爲不會講陝甘寧方言而嚎啕大哭,痛惜自己丟失了母語。
jù shuō zài 1990 nián chéng lì quán sū dōng gān zú xié huì shí , jí ěr jí sī sī tǎn nán fāng de ào shén huí huí yīn wèi bù huì jiǎng shǎn gān níng fāng yán ér háo táo dà kū , tòng xī zì jǐ diū shī le mǔ yǔ .
It is said that during the 1990 formation of the All-Soviet Dungan Association, Hui of Osh in southern Kyrgyzstan cried most terribly, unable to speak their Shaan-Gan-Ning dialect, lamenting the loss of their native language.