What did Aunt Sichuan say?

Sichuan dialect pronounced "Niangniang", pinyin is (niāngniāng).

Content introduction:

The title of queen has many meanings, mainly to express a kind of respect. For example: the honorific title of ancient harem, the honorific title of goddess, and the title of aunt in dialect.

Detailed explanation

mother

Also write "Empress". Call mom. Selected Works of Dunhuang Bianwen. Da Mu Gan Lian's "The Change of Saving Mother in the Sheol": "Today, I will say goodbye to the Empress, and I will know when I meet you." Song Hong Hao's Book of Bringing Gold to Mother: "Haoyuan is at my knees ... worrying about the age of the empress day and night."

Auntie, auntie

Niangniang: (niāngniāng) Many local dialects in the south mean "auntie". In the dialects of southwest China, east northwest and parts of the Yangtze River Delta, it means "auntie", my father's sister. Sometimes it also refers to female elders such as aunts and aunts next door.

Huangpi Township in Wuhan refers to aunt, that is, uncle or uncle's wife.

Extended data

Aunt introduced:

Ah, in the dictionary, Pinyin A is the first one, so the word Auntie came out. Auntie, referred to as menstruation for short, is a modern female title, such as aunt sweeping the floor and aunt cooking, but it usually refers to relatives' title, referring to the mother's sister or younger sister. In some places, menstruation refers to the mother's sister, and the mother's sister is called aunt, aunt or aunt.

In ancient times, it was called obedient mother. However, "auntie" sometimes refers to auntie (big sister and little sister); My wife's sister is called aunt, and my wife's sister is also called aunt. In Hong Kong and Macau, if you call a woman an aunt, it may cause the other person's displeasure. In Hong Kong and Macau, it is customary to call women ladies and men gentlemen.

References:

Queen-Aunt Baidu Encyclopedia-Baidu Encyclopedia