Why are bad jokes called bad GET?

Telling bad jokes in Hong Kong is called "gag", which is rarely said in mainland China.

I will share an explanation of "gag" in the Hong Kong Internet Ceremony

< p>Gag is pronounced as "gεk7"; "Jia Laqie". According to the Cambridge Online Dictionary[1], "gag" means "a joke or funny story, especially one told by a comedian", which means "joke". The word "gag" has been thoroughly integrated into Cantonese and derived from other Hong Kong-style English. In addition, "gag" in Chinese comes from the human part, because "gag" is made by humans.

The meaning of the word "gag":

It is used as a noun to refer to the position of laughter and to create a happy scene. It is an abstract noun. The English meaning is make jokes. Example: He loves gagging. (This shows that he likes to make people laugh and bring joy to everyone.) And a failed example will turn into a bad joke/bad joke, commonly known as "bad gag". Example: Ignore him, he is a total gag when it comes to getting married. (Meaning that he doesn’t know how to make good use of his laugh position.)

Used as an adjective to describe something funny, but a bit negative. Example: Really tie the gag on your head first. (It means that the scene just now was funny, but it was because of a little helplessness.)

It is used as an adjective to describe things that make everyone feel helpless, and has a derogatory meaning. Example: Qu Yilizuo, the whole scene was about to gag. (It means that because of his arrival, the scene is deserted and makes people helpless.)

It is used as an adjective to describe people who are not serious and have a sense of carelessness. Example: He is a gaggle of people. (That is, he usually likes to be funny, but he reminds people of a playful and smiling person.)

It is used as an adjective to describe a person's speech that has no depth and is superficial. Example: Qu is really the more Li and Gag he gets! (It means that he is gradually speaking without thinking.)

If you want to use it as a verb, you must make a change - "gagalize" in Chinese means "gag", which means to make something that is not funny originally funny. . Example: He really likes gaglizing things. (He likes to gag things very much.)

It is used as a noun, derived from (6) - "gagalization". Meaning refers to the process/steps by which someone attempts to "gag" something. Example: His gaglization was done very poorly. (He does a poor job of gagging things.)

Note: "gagalization" is different from "gag"

[edit] Grammar

The word "gag" is mostly used as an adjective and noun, with a derogatory connotation, and has few other applications. However, the adjective "gag" has a very broad meaning and cannot be fully included.

The word "gag" cannot be used as a modal particle.

When used as a noun, it is mostly paired with the verb "to do". If you want to add a qualitative adjective, you can add the word "rotten" before the noun. For detailed explanation, please see meaning (1).

When using adjectives, if you want to indicate the degree of "gag", you can use adverbs of degree to modify the adjectives, such as "very gag", "very gag".

Adjectives can also overlap - AA pattern appears (gag gag ground). But the degree of "gag" is different. "gag" is more "gag" than "gag gag ground".

The word "gag" can be used with an object, such as the gag position. The following object is used as an auxiliary to explain the attributes of the companion. However, the term "gag person" is not very fluent, so its usage rate is relatively low.