What does you mean in Cantonese?

You guy

1.Cantonese "You Noodles Sausage" is often used for jokes among friends. Meaning:

You guyBut if you say [fruit strips and powder sausages], it is not a joke, it is a curse, which means: [which guy].

"Powder sausage" is a colloquial term, with a derogatory connotation, and the meaning is close to that of a "fool", which can only be said by those who are more familiar with it.

2.Interpretation: refers to a person (including contempt and banter) and refers to livestock.

"Powder sausage" is a colloquial term, with a derogatory connotation, and the meaning is close to that of a "fool", which can only be said by those who are more familiar with it.

Synonyms of "powder sausage":

One, guys. Interpretation: refers to a person (including contempt and banter) and refers to livestock.

Citation: Wei Wei.

Crush it" II: "Our scouts are a bit of a flute guy, sometimes disguised like a tree, and burrow behind the enemy's flanks. ”

Second, things. Interpretation: Specifically refers to people or animals (including love, hatred, and affection).

Citation: Lao She.

The third paragraph of "Two Horses" is one: "Look at the face of that old thing, it looks like someone is swollen!" ”

Writing system. Modern Cantonese.

In formal settings, the modern vernacular, which emerged in the early twentieth century, is generally used.

Writing system, all in Chinese.

It can be shared, that is, all Chinese common writing. Because Cantonese is a part of Chinese, the written form itself can be as good as the general written one.

The grammar, vocabulary and terminology of this common written language are quite different from those of Cantonese writing, but people seem to have become more or less accustomed to this difference and do not feel the great inconvenience. But when people read common writing in Cantonese, they generally don't read it literally. Reader.

It is customary to adjust literal sentences according to Cantonese grammar, vocabulary and terminology, and repeat them in Cantonese.

In order to be close to the public, the public will add a large number of Cantonese words from time to time. Some magazines will use their own Cantonese writing system, which is written in large numbers according to Cantonese grammar and terminology, and it is difficult for Chinese users who do not understand Cantonese to understand this Cantonese vernacular. Newspapers take a compromise approach, with the main text written in general but in Cantonese for dialogues and introductions.

These Cantonese.

Dialogue makes texts more vivid, more expressive, and more to the point, and avoids distortions when translated into common writing.

"Pink sausage" is usually a term for someone who has done something that makes you cry and laugh, and it means "guy" in Chinese.

You sausage, you guy.

It's not swearing, but it's a bit derogatory.

Sometimes friends tease each other like this.

Powdered sausage is a kind of food, that is, intestinal fun, which is often made for breakfast, in Guangdong.

Powdered sausages, scattered eggs, and Ge Maoli are not very meaningful.

In Guangdong, powder sausage.

In fact, it is a small part of the pig's small intestine and close to the stomach.

Because it contains fat and tastes like powder, it gets its name.

Powder sausage. In Guangdong, many people like to eat powder sausages, which are generally used to make soup with pork liver, lean meat, etc., and some parts of Guangdong are famous for pork offal soup, three and the first soup.

Powder sausage is one of the important raw materials.

It should be noted that there is a difference between the "powder sausage" here and the famous "rice roll" in Guangdong. Cheong fun is made by grinding rice into rice milk, steaming it into a thin skin and then putting it on a plate, so named because it resembles a pig farm, but many rice rolls can be added to the sausage and egg ingredients, but they are two different ingredients.

Cheong Fun.

Rice intestines, Cantonese, in fact, he means rice rolls. Because one meaning is also used to describe a person who is relatively sluggish.

Powder sausage means scolding in Cantonese, and it is generally said: Your powder sausage is the meaning of you guy, and it also has the fun of ridicule.

It means "pink sausage" in Cantonese.

Interpretation: refers to the powder sausage in Cantonese dim sum; Sometimes it also means guy.

Example: You have a powder sausage. (You guy.) ）。

You're a piece of sausage -- it means: you guy.

Powder sausage is a kind of Chinese to Guangdong and Hong Kong from the traditional famous dishes, the main materials are pork, pig intestines, etc., auxiliary materials are cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, sand kernels, angelica, etc., belonging to Cantonese cuisine. This dish has a strong flavor, refreshing and not greasy, and is easy to preserve after smoking.

Some animals absorb and store nutrients in the organs, because they contain fat, they have a powdery taste when eaten, and the shape is like intestines, hence the name. Further explained is the small intestine of the pig, and it is the small intestine of the anterior segment, which refers to the next part of the stomach called the powder intestine, and the small intestine of the latter segment is called the small intestine.

Powder sausage, Heluo dialect in Cantonese (Shanwei area, Guangdong) refers to: pig small intestine; There is a lot of fat in the intestines, which is in the form of powder; Powder sausage is different from pig intestine; The diameter of the powder intestine is small, and the market is generally higher than that of the pig intestine.

Powder sausage, Cantonese dialect and "angry youth" have some homonyms.

In Guangdong, your sausage is not a curse, and you often meet very good friends who will say where did you go? This is a testimony of deep feelings, but also a deepening tone, showing respect and love to friends! The point is not to swear.

Tomorrow I will know if I want a sausage for breakfast!!