No, no, doesn’t mean anything Northeastern dialect

In the dialects of Northeastern China, "Mei Mei" is a very common word. It means "without" and is usually used to express the lack or lack of something. For example, I don’t have a toothbrush anymore, I don’t have a homework, I don’t have a bus ticket, etc.

In addition, "Mei Mei" can also express negative meaning in Northeastern dialect, which is similar to "no", "no", "wrong" and other meanings in Mandarin. For example, do you like little sister? No! The word "mei" here means the same as "not".

In general, "Mei Mei" in Northeastern dialect is a very commonly used word, and it carries rich semantic information. Whether it means a lack of meaning or a negative meaning, it can be widely monitored and used in the Northeast region.