What does jio Yiwu Tie mean in Wenzhou dialect?

It means "do it again, do it again"

Wenzhou dialect is a sub-dialect of Wu language, also known as Ou dialect among the people, and is the city of Wenzhou in China. It is spoken by the local Han residents in this area and belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family - Han Chinese - Wu dialect - Oujiang Pian - Wenzhou dialect. It is very different from Mandarin in terms of pronunciation, word usage and grammar. Wenzhou dialect is also incommunicable with the northern Wu dialect and belongs to the southern Wu dialect.

Wenzhou dialect (Ou dialect) can be roughly divided into three categories according to its region: pure Ou dialect area, quasi Ou dialect area and semi-Ou dialect area. The pure Ou dialect area speaks with a pure accent, including Wenzhou's Lucheng, Longwan, and Ouhai districts, as well as the urban area of ??Ruian; Yongjia and Yueqing, with a population of 2.3 million. The Zhunou dialect area has a slight accent deviation, involving Ruian, Wencheng and Pingyang, with a total population of 3.2 million. The Ban'ou language area involves more than 950,000 people in Yueqing and more than 40,000 people in Dongtou, with a total population of 1 million.

Wenzhou dialect (Ou dialect) has strong internal consistency, but there are also great regional differences, including pronunciation differences and vocabulary differences, so that talking between two different Wenzhou dialects is sometimes difficult. The complexity of Wenzhou dialect can be described as "different tones in three miles and different sounds in ten miles".

In December 2013, netizens published a ranking of the "Top Ten Most Difficult Dialects in China" on Weibo, and Wenzhou dialect ranked first in the difficulty index.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wenzhou Dialect