Le Ge means happy and joyful in Hainanese. This word is very commonly used in Hainanese and is usually used to express the joy and happiness that a person or thing brings to people. In daily life, we often hear expressions like "I felt so happy when I went to play on the weekend" or "I felt so happy after watching a movie." Le Ge is a very vivid and vivid expression, making it easier for people to understand each other's emotions and thoughts.

In Hainanese, the word Le Ge can also be used to describe a person's temperament or character. It is usually used to describe people who are cheerful, optimistic, and easy to interact with others. For example, a person who often smiles can be described as Le Ge. Although this usage is less common, it is also an interesting expression in Hainanese.

In some areas of Hainan, the word Le Ge is often used to describe certain delicacies or pastries. For example, in Haikou, there is a snack called "Chicken Oil Cake", which is usually described as "Le Ge Chicken Oil Cake", which means that this pastry is very delicious, pleasing and satisfying. Although this usage is relatively narrow, it can reflect the Hainanese people's love and pursuit of food.