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1. "Grandma" is said to be "gā gā"; "Grandpa" reads "di ā di ā"; "Grandma" reads "lā i lā i"; "Uncle" reads English phonetic symbols/bé bé/; "Auntie" is called "ni ā ng ni ā ng"; "Brothers" reads "Don't care"; "Dad" is called "old man".

2. "Dirty" means "nāi dāi (stay)" and "/sé/ lài (snake nai)".

3. "Sloppy" is said to be "n ℉ ku ℉ (which collapsed)". According to my long-term research, this may be a typo when it was introduced into Lichuan, because the two pronunciations are very similar.

4. "Rong, Rong" is pronounced as "yóng", and "Rong" is also pronounced as "yún".

5. "Know or not" refers to "know or not" and "know or not"; "Don't know" means "can't find", "know" and "don't know". The difference between the three statements: "I know yo" is often used to answer after a little thinking, such as when someone asks "how long will it take you to finish that?" . Think a little (when you are at a loss) and answer "I know!" ; "Can't find (arrive)" is the most used word, and it is also used to refuse and hide.

6. Read "de" and "de" as "de".

7. "for a while" is said to be "a har" ('har' is pronounced as' Hē r'). Some people may say that this is the same as Sichuan (Chongqing) dialect and is not unique to Lichuan. Otherwise, Sichuan will read the three words separately, while the two words behind Lichuan will be read together.

8. "A moment" and "a short time" are said to be "hà máng".

9. "What's going on" means "What's going on", which means "What's going on" and "How did it happen?"

10. "Hate" is said to be "tái", which is often used to describe disobedient and naughty children.

1 1. "Medicine" is pronounced "yuó".

12. "ZM: Chili noodles" and "sea pepper noodles". A special dish of Lichuan, fermented with corn and pepper, tastes sour and spicy, and is a good appetizer, especially when fried with pork (a little fat).

13. "Sufu" is called "moldy tofu".

14. Read "meat" as "rú".

15. Small containers with handles (used for brushing teeth, eating and drinking water) are called "crocks".

16. "Catch a cold" means "catch a cold", which is more common in middle-aged and elderly people.

17. Rice, wooden furniture, clothes and other foods. After the snipe called "Z" is soaked, people can also say that "Z" is caught in the rain.

18. "hard" is pronounced "en". In fact, Sichuan also said so, and so on, such as "tight down", because this article only introduces the uniqueness of Lichuan, so I won't list it below.

19. "What do you know?" Interrogative questions, with rising tone, are used to overwhelm those who don't understand but speak casually. ), Li Chuan said: "What son do you know!" , "Zi Oh" read "Zufu"; A little rude, "You don't know shit!" Even more impolitely, he said, "You know an egg!" If you swear, please try not to say it. The rogue sentence "Do you know ..." is very embarrassing to write.

20. "Walking" is pronounced as "Qi" or "Qi", and eating is pronounced as "Qi".

2 1. "Fool" is said to be "/děd/", "?ng bàng" and "h?b?r". "?ng bàng" is the most commonly used one. In addition, when only one word is used to describe other people's behavior, language, etc. In Lichuan, only the first word of the above three statements was said, namely "dě, Zung, h ng". The first and third statements are mostly used to describe the behavior of others. For example, if someone doesn't know the severity of a beating, it is called "H m: or D ě"; The second kind is mostly used to describe others. When someone can't speak, he is called "Zumi 653333"

22. To say that someone is fierce means that he is "fierce and brave", that is, he is both fierce and brave. Of course, this is a compliment, not an unwise compliment. Another way of saying it is "Ji m \u o", which is common in young people, middle-aged people and the elderly.

23. Describe the annoying crying of babies at night, and use "noisy or noisy people".

24. When adults scold children, they often use "short-lived", "short-lived", "dying", "cut off the old skull", "immortal body" and "dead girl" (used to scold girls,' son' is pronounced as zěr).

25. "Oh, no" means "turn".

26. "H m (HA number)" means "quantity", "hope", "weight", "truth" and "interest". For example, "he didn't do well in the exam (as appropriate)", "Lè i' le" (this) little brother didn't do well in the exam at all (hope) "and" he still knows how to do well in the exam (interest) ".

27. "Head" is said to be "skull" and "head melon". The difference between the two statements, the former is the most widely used, and sometimes it has a derogatory meaning, such as "your skull is full of tofu!" The latter statement is often used in praise, such as "his head is really smart!" " .

28, "haircut" is said to be "shaving the skull", and young people basically don't need this statement.

28, "haircut" is said to be "shaving the skull", and young people basically don't need this statement.

29. Go to congratulate relatives and friends after giving birth 10 day, and call it "Play for Three Generations". "Chaoer" reads the first sound of "zēr". Usually going to play is called "going to the house".

30. This "gyro" is called "/dé/ (screw)".

3 1, "Fan" is said to be "c m n", such as "Slap your face!" Say, "C m 4 n, your ear is dead!" "

32. Kicking others with your feet is called "zu ǐ" and "tǒu", such as "zu \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u \ u!" "Believe it or not, tǒu, you have two feet!" . Say, "here are two toes!" " "Yes, this statement is mostly used for joking.

33. Fingers (usually two or three fingers) are put together, and a little meat of others is lifted and rotated, which is called "pulling". Pressing one's nails on other people's skin is called "ká", and those who do linear movement are called "digging". These three methods are all girls' tricks, which are quite powerful!

34. "Start" is said to be "driving out". Note: Wendu dialect.

35. "end" is said to be "sá guó".

36, "four corners" as "kā kā guó guó".

37. Inadvertently eating is called "stupid Q (eating) H (stupid) swelling"

38, "rice, trouble" read "Hu".

39. Read "broad (tone unchanged)" such as "Ke, Ke, Ke".

40. "Chatting" is said to be "putting a dragon gate array", "Tianbai" and "niǎ tiǎ tiǎ m: ti m";

4 1, "bad weather" is "bad weather". But this statement is only used to describe the continuous rainfall for a period of time, such as "the weather is bad this year and the crops are confiscated." But when describing the climate of a place, such as "the weather in Khartoum is bad (too hot)", we can't say "the weather is bad".

42. "Stuffing" is called "Xunzi".

43. "See through, see through" means "see through"

44. "Picking up girls" is called "Z-girl".

45. "Smart" is said to be "sharp".

46. "Cheap door" is said to be "Say yes". That is, the meaning of "giving up (reading Cantonese) and getting it".

47. Words and actions always show that they want to take other people's things for themselves for free, which is called "phase". Such a person is called "Ren Xiang" and pronounced as "xiàng rér".

48. "Lu ditch". Often used to describe people who only take advantage and never pay, similar to "Sebastian" and "Xin". It also means "dirty"

49. "Rinsing the jar" means having fun, not caring, not being serious and joking. For example, "It's fun to have dinner with the baby" and "Don't rinse my jar (joking)".

50, "kill the cat", people who sell things charge people who don't understand the market (even blow some cows and tell some lies). According to the following analysis, the word should be "killing Meng Er", that is, killing those who are "kept in the dark".

5 1, "hit" is called "skin" in Lichuan, and if "hit him" is called "hit him".

52. "Shà o skin" means "losing face".

53. "Uncomfortable" is said to be "too bad."

54. "Neat" means fast and clean.

55, "coquetry" is said to be "niā".

56, "dia dia gas" for "niā niā gas".

57. "Ghost" is called "Mamar" and pronounced "má mer".

58. "Swimming" is called "floating bath" and is pronounced "fü zü r".

59. Pour the leftover food into a vat and feed it to the pigs. This is called "pig food", and the water inside is called "swill".

60. "Seasoning" is called "Xiangliuer". According to my analysis, it should have been called "Xiangxier", but it may be pronounced differently later.

6 1, "... until I eat my rice" means "until I catch my rice". "

62. "u" is pronounced "ou". Such as "land" learning "tǒu land"; "vicious" is pronounced "vicious d ǒ u"; "Belly" is pronounced as "dǒu", note: Tuanbao dialect.

63. "Cheap" is called "local accent". According to personal research, "fragrance" means "good" and "yin" means "rich", which means good quality and low price when combined.

64. Speak in a box.

65. "Poverty" is said to be "Piè". For example, "She reads Pierre very well."

"Now" is said to be "just now". Explanation: "Cai" refers to the present, "Jiang" refers to the future and "Cai" refers to the present, that is, the present. From this word, we can see the image of Lichuan dialect and express things indirectly. In addition, "Cai" can also mean "just now" alone, such as: "Have you forgotten what you did just now?" . "Just now" can also be called "meeting".

67. If you don't wear clothes, it's called "lighting a lamp dǒng dǒng". Note that "light understanding" mainly refers to bare back, not naked, and is mainly used for men.

68. "Pig's skull" describes that someone will get the wrong idea or fail to understand something. For example, if everyone tells a joke, A can't understand it, or it will be misunderstood. Everyone says that he is a "pig's head and skull", which also means slow response, and is mostly used for joking, joking and joking. Sometimes it is also used in angry words. For example, people of the same age are more likely to be angry with each other within the family (mainly husband and wife), and women often like to use the word "pig head" to scold men. "Pig skull" can only be used specifically, mainly for someone or something, and there is a time limit. If you want to refer to a category, you must use zung and d. "Pig's skull" is closer to "Habener", but more formal than "Habener" and "Habener" is more playful.