What do you mean, hi?

Question 1: Hey, what do you mean? Hi means hello.

Question 2: What does hi mean in Cantonese? Literally, the word "hi" is relatively simple and is usually used as an modal particle, which is similar to the English word "high" and means to enter * * *, such as "hi" or "ing high".

In fact, in Cantonese everyday language, "hi" has another meaning, which can be said to mean that Xian Yi is known to all ages. For example, "hello, your mother." Obviously swearing, translating into Mandarin probably means NMB. "Diao" is a verb, which means "dry", "fuck" and "day" in Mandarin, such as "fuck you". "Hi" describes the female reproductive organs (the correct word should be "~").

Although these are swearing words, we should look at the speaker's attitude when we say them, and it should sound like Mandarin. If the speaker is joking, laugh it off; On the other hand, please don't mind if you have a bad attitude. After all, a civilized environment needs to be created by everyone.

To tell the truth, this "Mary 0543" lady is really a senior black. You are so quiet, just to make naive me lower the IQ of the whole street.

Question 3: What does the modern popular word "hi" mean? 1. is a transliteration of hi, used to say hello.

2, transliteration from high, mainly means happy, such as playing high; Too much, such as drinking too much;

Question 4: What do you mean by hi? Say hello, say hello.

Question 5: What do you mean by "high"? Play too much, generally refers to excessive behavior, leading to adverse consequences.

Question 6: What does Diao Hi mean? "Diao Hi" comes from Cantonese, which is equivalent to "bang ~" and is a vulgar expression of sexual behavior.

Description: "Diao" has similar meanings to "dry", "fuck" and "day" in Mandarin. For example, "hey" means "fuck you", which has been extended to swearing.

Example: Don't talk to others casually!

Question 7: Hey hey, what do you mean? Hey, hey, it means hello, sometimes it means hello!

Question 8: What do you mean by hi? Hello.

1. Onomatopoeia.

2. [~ yo] The voice of collective shouting when doing heavy manual labor, such as "Come on, do it, ~ ~".

3. It's the same as "cough".

4. English word "hi": onomatopoeia, the same as 1.

5. English word "high": excited, free, unrestrained, crazy and refreshing.