The difference between South-South and Yaokou is that the cited documents are different, the cited usage is different and the emphasis is different.

First, refer to different

1, Nannan: Call a child kindly.

2. Hey: Be a dialect, son.

Second, the use of quotations is different.

1, Nannan: Nannan is a recognized word. From wéi to women, just like putting a girl in the middle to prevent the girl from falling or getting into trouble, the mother can also free up her hands to do other housework.

2, awkward: the original meaning is a little girl, can also refer to children. The new understanding of word formation can also be understood as that women have difficulties outside, which may be confused, confused or bound.

Third, the emphasis is different.

1, Nannan: Chinese dialect vocabulary, used to address daughters, especially girls aged 6-9, in Wu dialect and Cantonese dialect. Similar to the meaning of "baby", such as: little boy, boy, boy.

2. Nonsense: Some places can also be used to address boys, such as Suzhou, Wuxi and Jiaxing. However, Suzhou and Guangdong have different names for boys, and they are all written as "alas".