What is a table sauce?

"Table sauce purple" is an Internet term, "table" refers to the meaning of "don't", and "sauce purple" refers to the meaning of "like this". Together, it becomes "Omiji Purple", which means "don't be like this".

**: Because "Don't be like this" is read quickly, it sounds vaguely like "Table Sauce Purple", so "Don't Be Like This" was naturally interpreted by netizens as "Table Sauce Purple". There is also a pronunciation from Shanghainese.

Words with a similar part of speech to "Omoto purple".

Sayonala, say, goodbye.

Bye-bye, goodbye. (Not to mention that.) Everybody loves to know).

Q: Thank you, (the real English abbreviation is ty).

I'm. That's it. (Transliteration).

Gossip, (from the Tianya community).

Take a walk. Usually when replying to the post, when posting cats and flowers, etc., it is commonly known as "walking".(I don't know about this).

No. (It can also mean 88 goodbye.) Non-mainstream points can be said"North North")

Ignore", i.e., to ignore a person, to express the greatest disdain for them.

yes, yes. 11. Porridge: I like it. (Even porridge is not.)

13. Powder: Very. From the southern Hokkien dialect.

14. Table: "Don't" speed reading legato, which is said to come from the pronunciation of Shanghainese. (Xiansen, Naiji sauce purple.)

15. White rotten: from the Hokkien language "white egg", which means that a person is stupid and instigated, and it is very troublesome, with a derogatory meaning.

16. Su: The pronunciation of "yes" in Taiwanese Mandarin. Corresponding to it are "8 elements".

17, sauce purple: "like this" speed reading legato, also known as "purple red".(Ibid.).

18. Cool: also said "pants", "library", the transliteration of cool.

19. Even: The pronunciation of "I" in Taiwanese Mandarin. (Or.)"Lotus root"...Sister Fleur's patent).

20, shrimp: what, what means, from the Hokkien pronunciation.

21. Mouth resistance: It is also said to be enduring, which means cute.

22, drop: of, ground.

23. Introduction: This. (It's a northern dialect, right?) )

24, Ben Si: The homonym of stupidity. (I don't know.)

25. Jam: Awards.

26. Click: Some kind of surgery that must be done before practicing "Sunflower Treasure Book". (Wood has a small jj).

27, Kou Nian: Pitiful.

28. Ginseng Rooster: The Fake of "Personal Attack". (Thanks Guo Jia!) )

29, mud: you. (Practical.)"Yes"More).

30. Tube: Comrade. (The jar is the forum.) The tube is a classmate. Not comrade. Comrade is that meaning)

31. Thick, roar, click, kaka, hee-hee, xixi, hiahia, etc.: It indicates laughter and is usually used as a mood particle.

explain popular terms; "Abbreviation" of "don't be like this". The reason is that this kind of language is also very popular, the reason is that it is trouble-free, easy to speak, and it is passed on to the hundred. Every girl, whether Snow White or not, is purple at every turn.

The following table shows the statistics of 100 teachers and students' opinions on campus buzzwords:

This paragraph|Back to topPerspectives on Campus Buzzwords for Students and Teachers.

Cultural garbage, destroying traditional language and culture 10% 5%.

Keep pace with the times and reflect the trend of the new era 45%.

The pros outweigh the cons by 15%.

The disadvantages outweigh the pros by 45% to 35%.

This paragraph|Back to topSuggestions for curbing school buzzwords: 1. Strengthen the education of teenagers, improve their quality, and strengthen their self-awareness.

Only when the quality of the young people themselves is improved can the emergence of buzzwords in schools be curbed at the root. Education should be given top priority, and only when young people themselves are aware of the harm and adverse effects can it really play a role in eradicating it.

2. Parents should strengthen the supervision of their children and create a good family environment for them.

3. Schools should pay more attention to and supervise.

4. Society should provide a good environment for the healthy growth of young people. It is necessary to severely crack down on the spread of bad culture.

It's an Internet phrase that translates to "don't be like this".

Meaning: Don't do this. Not something to eat.