People who often wander on the Internet will encounter such strange words as "1". A habit "and" tell me about it ". According to textual research, this kind of emerging writing in the post-90 s group is called "Martian writing" on the earth, also known as "brain damage" Don't be crazy when you see these words. In fact, it's just a circle language, and it's easy to understand once the rules are found out.

The language features of Martian are: traditional Chinese characters+typos+garbled words, with some Japanese in the middle. There are four main types of writing: pictograph, onomatopoeia, merger and half-side. Now, let's crack them one by one:

1. hieroglyph

If you only know "orz" (for children) and don't know the extended usage such as "or2" (for lifting ass), you can't catch the fur of Martian. Sometimes, what do you think those words look like, so they probably express your thoughts. [Details]

2. onomatopoeia

What it sounds like is what it expresses. For example, "u" (sounds like "you", "yo" and so on. ) and "4" (sounds like "yes", "thing", "world" and so on. ). [Details]

merge

The classic "bow" (strong) and "ding page" (top) are out of date, and "Yan page knife" (color) and "arbitrary gram" (anything will do) are not fashionable either. When you see two awkward radicals or words, try to combine them and understand them. [Details]

Step 4: Half.

How to understand "I'm so hungry that I can't stand it" (so hungry that everyone can't stand it, the author is talking about what happened in a restaurant)? When you encounter an uncommon word, boldly remove its radicals and understand it.