What does "ga" mean in Beijing dialect?

In the Beijing dialect that I never tire of hearing, "偂" is a very common word, and its original meaning is "sandwiched between two". In modern Beijing dialect, "embarrassing" has a new meaning. For example, when you think someone's performance is very funny, you can use the word "embarrassing" to describe it. The Ga people are mainly self-deprecating. Their distinctive clothing, exaggerated expressions, and weird words are all characteristics of the Ga people, which often attract onlookers and followers.

Although the meaning of the word "aw" in Beijing dialect has changed, in some other areas of China, its meaning still means "embarrassment, embarrassment". Therefore, when communicating across regions, we must pay attention to vocabulary differences, which is also an important factor in promoting cross-regional communication.

In the Internet age, embarrassment has become a social language expression and is becoming more and more popular among young people. For example, on social platforms, you can see many short videos posted by young people. Most of them express their individuality through imitation and graffiti, and embarrassment is the most popular way, which also reflects from the side. The changing trends in the spiritual pursuits and expressions of today’s young people.