Grandpa, how do you say Anhui dialect

Old three head ze:

Disrespectful name!

Boss:

Addressing a person as old as his father is a courtesy title for others, meaning "the youngest uncle"!

Lao Di:

Calling someone as old as your grandfather is a courtesy title for others, meaning "the youngest grandfather" (the same is true for calling someone older than your grandfather, which is a model)!

Liang ~ Jia (Liang 3 ~ Jie, the first word is long, and the two words are three syllables long):

Your respectful name for people is: your old man! When greeting the elderly or people older than yourself, you must shout: two ~ home, this is a matter of etiquette! There is a saying in our country that "two ~ families are big and small", which means that older people can call people who are younger or much younger than themselves "two ~ families" because others are older than themselves, or call others by the names of their children and grandchildren. This is respect for others!

In addition:

Grandpa: Shucheng dialect is "di 1 di".

[Dad]: Shucheng dialect is:

Dada (da 1 da, a foreign northern language)

Bai Bai (be 1 be2, Shucheng Putonghua, which is the dialect pronunciation of Putonghua)

Grandpa (a 1 yi2, a native dialect, originated from ancient Chinese. At least since the Han dynasty, he has called his father "grandpa" in this way. In dialect, uncles are still called "Uncle", "Mr. Zhong" and "Mr. San"! )