How do fools say in local dialects, how do fools say in Northeast dialects?

Fools speak in various places:1. Hainan: Defeat.

2. Shandong: ripping color.

3. Shanghai: Zhandu.

4. Dialects of Henan, Anhui and Hubei: Xinqiu.

5. Sichuan or Shaanxi and other regions: melon peel, melon baby seed.

Some linguists argue that the distinction between "dialects" and "languages" is largely arbitrary, and many other linguists oppose them, and propose different criteria for judging them, often leading to inconsistent conclusions.

In general, all dialects can in fact be called or considered languages (languages that are more closely related to each other can be called each other's dialects, which are distantly related to each other and are historically related in their formation and development.

Smaller languages cannot be referred to as each other's dialects. ）

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Dialects.

1. Hainan: Defeat. 2. Shandong: ripping color.

3. Shanghai: Zhandu.

4. Dialects of Henan, Anhui and Hubei: Xinqiu.

5. Sichuan or Shaanxi and other regions: melon peel, melon baby seed.

Review. Languages will gradually diverge as they migrate to distant places as collectives or come into contact with different cultures, giving rise to dialects distributed across different regions. Chinese dialects are widely distributed, with more than 900 million speakers.

Chinese dialects, commonly known as local dialects, are only spoken in a certain area, and they are not another language independent of the national language, but only a language used in local areas. Most of the dialects of modern Chinese have been gradually formed after a long process of evolution.

There are many elements in the formation of Chinese dialects, including social, historical, and geographical factors, such as population migration, and the geographical barrier of mountains and rivers. There are also elements that belong to the language itself, such as the imbalance in the development of language, the mutual contact and mutual influence of different languages, etc.

In Shaanxi, when scolding people for being stupid, they say melon peel (read in Shaanxi dialect) Hainan people generally say that fools are brain defeat (also read in Hainanese).

Anhui Fuyang is called Teng (four tones), Northeast is called Mountain Cannon, Ningxia is called Silly or Teng (three tones), Shaanxi is called Melon Peel or Silly Skin, Xinjiang is called Gejia or Sanglang.

There are many kinds of fools in Shandong Province, such as: mockery, straw buns, Lao Cao, concubines

彪 (biao a sound) (dei a sound) Ka Lingzi mountain cannon.

Fools speak in various places:1. Hainan: Defeat.

2. Shandong: ripping color.

3. Shanghai: Zhandu.

4. Dialects of Henan, Anhui and Hubei: Xinqiu.

5. Sichuan or Shaanxi and other regions: melon peel, melon baby seed.

Some linguists believe that the distinction between the so-called "dialect" and "language" is basically arbitrary, which is opposed by many linguists, and put forward various criteria for judgment, but these different judgments often lead to inconsistent conclusions.

In general, all dialects can in fact be referred to as or considered languages (languages that are more closely related to each other can be called each other's dialects, while languages that are distantly related to each other and have less historical relevance in their formation and development cannot be called each other's dialects). ）

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Dialects.

A fool means to say that a person has a problem with intelligence, and any language has this word,

Dumbfounded is not a dialect, but a commonly used Chinese vocabulary. Pronunciation: shǎ yǎn

Meaning: Stunned and overwhelmed by the accident.

Source: Ma Nan Estate's "Yanshan Night Talk Stuffy Boy Cong San to Wan": "As everyone knows, he has never started at all, only learned."

One, two, three, he didn't know anything about the so-called 'six books' and other minimum knowledge, so his father asked him to write an invitation to his relatives and friends surnamed Wan, and he was dumbfounded. ”

Confused. Pronunciation: měng bī

Meaning: Northeast dialect, it means stunned, dumbfounded, shocked by the phenomenon in front of you or what happened, and at a loss. Now it is used to do things and I don't know what to do, and I was dumbfounded.

For example, when I saw that everything she was doing was messy, I was immediately confused.