What are the daily expressions of swearing in Minnan dialect?

It's silly to jump and wash. Cannon, a braggart, a person who has been cheated by others, has hair like wool and camel shit. People love you, but no one loves you You are a big fool. A dog eats dog shit and sells it shamelessly. It's strange to ride in a strange shape and behave differently. Kamei rabbit couldn't spit it out, and cried impatiently and scolded that idiot.

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In Minnan dialect, "Gaisai" means swearing, which means eating shit, defecating, chewing and urinating, eating is called Jia, adding sticks is eating, adding plums is eating porridge, and adding Nansai is eating shit. Chaoshan dialect and Minnan dialect belong to the same language family, but they are different. Chaoshan people are also called learning the old man, and Chaoshan dialect is also called learning the old saying, which means learning a language that you can't learn even when you are old. In Minnan dialect, Chaoshan dialect is ancient Chinese.

Minnan people, like Taiwan Province people, have some vulgar expressions, and sometimes they become buzzwords if they say too much. Of course, these buzzwords are indecent. Nowadays, many people in Chinese mainland speak modal particles when they are excited and busy.

In Minnan, the word "pinching cheeks" means eating shit, and in Minnan, it is a rude swearing word. It can be used in different occasions, for example, everyone is working together, a person is not ready for work, someone points at him and scolds you for pinching your cheek, and many of us are waiting for you. Another example is that two teams play basketball.

At the last moment, a long pass was passed to an unguarded teammate, but the ball was missed and he lost the game. Some other teammates called him "you were pinched in the face".