What do you mean by shaking people?

To understand what it means to shake people, we must go back to the place where the word is located and experience it carefully. It turns out that Sharen comes from Northeast dialect, which means looking for someone. Shaking is not shaking, it is remote control, and it is to contact each other with electronic equipment. The bold and straightforward character of the northeast people has been injected into this word. Not looking for someone, but shaking people is so domineering.

Therefore, shaking people is actually looking for someone. From the northeast dialect, it shows the frankness and boldness of the northeast people's speaking style. Don't think it means asking for help, you will be laughed at by others.

The daily northeast dialect also includes:

1, halazi-take more saliva. Example: Hey! Where is Gaha? Be careful, the saliva will come down.

2, Galahad-animal joints, children play. Exodus: Lao Mei ~ Go and play Galaha!

3, leather-like-messy. Exodus: This home makes you happy! Leather!

4, two chairs-regardless of gender. Who just said Chris Lee was number two? What's wrong with it?

5, the sea is gone-very much, big. Exodus: That thing in my house is really terrible. Can I give it to you on the hour? Do you want it?