lsp

Chinese slang, initials for "lao se pi (老色批)", means someone lewd.

Pural lsp.

He's simply an lsp.

duang

Onomatopoeia, used by Jackie Chan in a tv ad for Bawang Shampoo, originally refers to "adding visual effects".

Can be used when you trynna show something or someone becomes amazing, stunning etc. after being changed.

often used as "duang~"

Jackie Chan: "... I don't want that commercial being like, getting plenty of visual effects added in it after filming, and then the hair showed in the ad — duang~! — becomes very dark, very shiny and very smooth."

Your girl: Wait a sec... Now take a look in the mirror, duang~!
You: Wtf you've done with my face?

hso

Chinese slang, abbreviation for "hao se o (好色哦)" as a sentence, means "lewd".

Used when you see something lewd or a photo of someone scantily clad.

Not disapproving.

*saw a lewd picture of an anime girl

You: hso.

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