What does yeye mean in Fuzhou dialect?

First, it is disappointing. For example, if someone agrees to go to something with you, but then they don’t go, they will say “Oh, oh, oh, oh”. Second, they say they are very tired. Or, for example, if someone agrees to go with you to do something, and then you say you don't want to go, of course he may also say, haha, three, he is unhappy, for example, he did not do well in the exam or did not do well at work.

Fuzhou dialect, also known as Pinghua, elegantly known as Jin'an dialect, belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is the common language of the "Shiyi" in the old Fuzhou Prefecture on the lower reaches of the Min River and is the representative of the entire eastern Fujian region. Sexual dialect. Fuzhou dialect is spoken in Fuzhou Shiyi in eastern Fujian, parts of Ningde City and Nanping City, Youxi County in Sanming, China's Matsu Islands (still part of Fuzhou City but actually controlled by the Taiwan National Government) and other places. As Fuzhou people immigrated overseas, they spread to Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei, East Malaysia in Malaysia (Sibu Province in Sarawak is known as New Fuzhou, and the Fuzhou dialect is spoken) and Sitiawan in West Malaysia (also known as Little Fuzhou). ), and there are a large number of immigrants in parts of Singapore who speak the Fuzhou dialect. In the Hokkien communities in North America such as the United States and Canada, the Hokkien dialect referred to is Fuzhou dialect. Many Chinese communities in Argentina, Japan, Europe and Australia also mainly use Fuzhou dialect.