A collection of daily expressions in Chaoshan dialect

Daily expressions in Chaoshan dialect-...... Ruan: We Ru: You Yi: He Xie: You and: Shuo Mu: Eyes Hu Gai :fly I'll eat you: I'll land with you: where to eat: to eat: to eat: to serve porridge: to serve soup with a spoon: a spoon: a chopstick: a pot: a half-squat: a half-squat: a walk: a walk: a run :Watch

Request: Chaoshan dialect 'daily language'! -... In Chaozhou, we rarely say "hello" when we meet, we usually say: "Shi Awei." (jia8a7buei4 , Chaozhou pronunciation has eight tones, twice as many as Mandarin, so it is more difficult to pronounce accurately.) It means "have you eaten yet?" or "lekedigo" (lekedigo

Chaoshan dialect ( Spoken language) - ...... slave - sons and daughters - standing sweet - whose status - which plot - where - what I don't want - don't want my love - I want to die - - If you die, you love being a nun - What do you want to do - Help with shooting - Fight and curse - Fight and lose - Bet on bicycles - Amethyst on bicycles - The sleepy boy of the Sanba family - Wait a minute ...?

Looking for a classic chat language in Chaoshan dialect - ...... (1) When I go out to work, my trousers are torn and my shirt is torn and there is no one to mend it. My parents lived a hard life, with three meals of pickled vegetables and dried vegetables, I am thinner than bamboo shelled preserved vegetables, and my waist and trousers are so tight that my belly breaks. I still live as a nun and marry my mother. (2) The years are silent, and in the blink of an eye, I become a father. Bicycling, riding in the rain, breaking the rain cover, meeting Zi Niangzi and seeing her eyes squinting, Zi Niang...

Daily words used by Shantou people. What they usually say... The more the better... First time here Damn, please take good care of me... - ...... I (me) Ru (you) Yi (him/her) Ruan (us) Xun (you) Yi Ren (them) Husband (great-grandfather) Lao Mao (great-grandmother) Grandpa ( Grandpa) Grandma (Grandma) Grandpa (Grandpa) Grandma (Grandma) Abba/Old Government (Dad) Grandma/Auntie/Aniea (Mom) Uncle (Uncle) Uncle (Uncle) Aunt (Aunt). ..

The expression for "wave" in Chaoshan dialect - ...... to support the big waves

What are some of the more commonly used motivational sayings in Chaoshan dialect?...... There is a saying in Chaozhou dialect that "the three-legged chair does not know how to place it", which means that it is unaware of the lurking crisis. The auspicious allusion of "five sons ascending to the throne and ten immortals celebrating their birthdays". "It is easy to make a chicken head, but grind it to become a phoenix tail" The businessman's firm belief .

How many people can use Chaoshan dialect completely when chatting in Chaoshan dialect! -... Language is originally used for communication. You can choose it appropriately according to the situation. Those words pointed out by the poster Foreign words are inherently used all over the world, so there is no need to forcefully translate them into our own language. As for Chaoshan dialect, in fact when I was in middle school, my teacher often mixed Mandarin with Chaoshan dialect - I don’t think it is necessary...

How to say curse words in Chaoshan dialect-...... I’ll give Lu Long Zhong Smelly Zi Lu Zhi Hao Lu

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