I want to ask, how is this Northeast dialect correct?

I would like to ask how this Northeast dialect can be corrected.

Stubble, the pronunciation is.

Come cházi, the etymology of the Chinese word.

The original meaning was to refer to an uneven table similar to a stubble covered with bai

surfaces or growths.

zhi, especially short mustache. In local dialects, dao refers to more powerful people or social gangsters or ruffians.

Example sentence: You are really a stubble, do your family know that you are so stubble?

There is a place in Hunan that says that stubble means time. For example, "This stubble (time) is not available.""

Stubble is the remnant rhizome left in the ground after harvesting crops such as corn and bai sorghum. DAO used to be used manually because it was a sickle.

The knife is harvested, leaving the roots of the genus of straw stuck in the ground, and the part of the stem that is cut off has an oblique angle, which is very sharp, like a sharp knife with the tip of the knife facing upright, and inexperienced people are often easy to cut their hands, pierce their feet, and poke their faces if they fall. So stubble in the Northeast dialect refers to a person who is very powerful, very scathing, and difficult to deal with. For example, when you go to see him, you have to figure out what to say, that man is a stubble!

Ballast is a semi-crushed corn that Northeast people like to use to cook porridge and eat. The larger particles are called large ballasts, and the finer ones are called small ballasts.

Corn dregs. Northeast dialect big ballast porridge is Beijing dialect stick slag porridge.

Some people also call the Northeast accent the flavor of the ballast.

Stubble has a meaning that refers to a different kind of special person.

There is also a group of people in Jilin in the northeast, who are talking about stubble, referring to gangsters.

Northeast dialect, that is, Northeast official dialect. It is an important part of Northeast culture, and the historical cause of Northeast dialect is the integration of local ethnic languages and cultures. There are also cognitive motivations for the formation of the Northeast dialect, and the implicit Northeast dialect and the semi-implicit Northeast dialect are embodied through the metaphorical and metonymic thinking of shouting human beings.

It is important to note that there are many dialects in the Northeast, not just the Northeast dialect. The literal chain of the Northeast dialect is not a simple addition of the literal meaning of its constituent factors, which contains human cognitive processing. Northeast dialect p>

The pronunciation of Liaoning people does not have "zuo", but "zhuo".

This word is the word "zuo" in the word "practice". Mandarin and Hei Mu Lun Longjiang, Jilin pronunciation: zuo, Yin Ping. Liaoning pronunciation "zhuo", yangping. Split letters.

Hey, the meaning of gluttony comes from the Book of Rites

Heilongjiang generally says that the pronunciation is a sound.

Beating hemp should be beating, beating Ma means: what did you do (go)? What did you do?

"Beat Ma" is a dialect of Hebei (Cangzhou) and Shandong (Lubei Dezhou, Lunan Zaozhuang, Tengzhou), most of which means "what to do?" "What do you want to do?" "How" sometimes refers to: the speaker is not convinced, and others can't care about what he is doing;

I didn't hear clearly, say it again.

Frequently paired with usage.

Punched? - Translated in dialect: "What for?" (I didn't hear clearly, I repeated) when he expressed it, his voice was low.

Punched? - The dialect translates as: "You can manage it!" ”。There are angry feelings, and the voice is high-pitched and rapid. Sometimes it is expressed as "Do you want to beat!?" ”

What's the beating? - Translated in tongues: "What are you about to do?" Or, "Where to go?" "When expressed, the tone is low. Feelings with doubts. Qi is the dialect sound that goes.

Punch the drip! - Translated in dialect: "What are you doing!" Or, "What do you do?" "There is dissatisfaction, and the voice is high-pitched.

What the hell?! —Translated in tongues: "What did you just do?" Or, "What did you just do?" "With a question mark is to question or ask. With an exclamation point is a reproach.

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