Chongqing girls are very beautiful. How to say Chongqing dialect?

The beautiful girl said in Chongqing: Meier, you are really beautiful.

The dialects of Chongqing dialect are as follows:

1, comfort = satisfaction and comfort.

2. One weight equals one.

3, want = good.

4, false = hypocrisy, telling lies.

5. Pick it up.

6. Rake (pā) = soft.

7, licking your ears = afraid of your wife.

8. Turtle = boy.

9. Haha = Right away.

10, a lot of money = how much.

1 1, what = what.

12, know = know.

13, Ba (bā) Take the main road-stick to this road.

14, Xia (à)-All.

15, one ha (hā) for a while.

16, playing with friends = falling in love.

17, put a dragon gate array = chat.

18, hemp = cheat.

19, stupid (h m) son = fool.

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Characteristics of Chongqing Dialect

1, Chongqing dialect belongs to the branch of Southwest Mandarin, and its internal consistency is the highest among modern Chinese dialects. Although Chongqing dialect has many similarities with other branches of Southwest Mandarin, some white pronunciations and tones inherit the characteristics of Ming Mandarin. In a narrow sense, Chongqing dialect refers to the "chuanhua" of Chongqing people, that is, two-part allegorical sayings or sleepy words. Seeing wisdom in humor is a special phenomenon in Chongqing dialect.

2. Chongqing dialect is based on the ancient Bashu dialect, and influenced by the national lingua franca, immigrants in past dynasties and dialects in surrounding areas. In the Middle Ages, some Chinese characters were not jaw-shaped, and the entering tone was weakened into throat, which is an older symbol than Mandarin. For example, some suburbs in Chongqing say "go" as khek/qih (qi), just like Guiliu dialect; Jiangjin district said that "six" is [luh] as glottic sound, with the same sound as Lu and Xiang dialect; However, in most parts of the main city, the word "six" is [luh].

3. Because there are a large number of Hakka dialect areas and old Xiang dialect areas in western Chongqing, Chongqing dialect is obviously influenced by Guangzhou dialect and Xiang dialect, which is harder, straighter and flatter than other dialects in Southwest Mandarin. However, there is a Min dialect area in northeast Chongqing, so the pronunciation in northeast Chongqing is different from that in urban areas in some usages. During the Anti-Japanese War, residents from Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang entered Chongqing, bringing with them Wu words such as "format", "Zhuilai" and "xing" which are not found in Southwest Mandarin, and became part of Chongqing dialect.

Baidu encyclopedia Chongqing dialect