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What does laughter mean in Shandong dialect?
The pronunciation of Chaoba is cháo ba (it can also be read as Chaoba, Chaoba, Chaoba, etc. This word is a dialect, and most places in Shandong call mental patients or fools tide tyrants. Sometimes it is also used as a joke between friends.
Dongying, Zhucheng, Rizhao, Jimo, Qingdao, Laoshan, Jiaozhou, Gaomi, Changyi, Hanting, Shouguang, Qingzhou, Changle, Linqu, Anqiu and Yishui. Most of them are also called fools.
To familiar people, calling your friend or relative "Mock it up" is not contempt or hostility to him/her. On the contrary, it means more kindness and joking.
So sometimes shouting "mock" is more about showing concern and reminding relatives and friends not to be too simple. So sometimes it is also a simple synonym.
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