How to say thank you in Shanghai dialect?

Thank you. Shanghai dialect is "thanks for getting it"

Xie or Zia Yangping transferred it to 223? (voiced, the pronunciation position of zh is similar to that of Mandarin X, but the vocal cords vibrate strongly when exhaling. The opposition between turbidity and turbidity is an important feature of Shanghai dialect inheriting ancient Chinese. ? In fact, "evil" is the mother of "evil" in ancient Chinese, and its pronunciation belongs to the sharp sound in the sharp sound group, which should be pronounced zia, where Z is the same as Z in English.

Shanghai dialect combines the mainstream characteristics of northern Wu dialect and becomes the fastest-growing and strongest dialect in Wu dialect area of Taihu Lake. Therefore, Shanghainese has the foundation and trend to become the lingua franca of Wu dialect, at least in the northern Wu dialect area, and once became the lingua franca of wuyue in the Yangtze River Delta before 1980s.

Since the new century, the influence of Shanghai dialect in Wu dialect area has been reduced because the government has taken some wrong measures to restrict the use of dialect mass media and public places in the process of promoting Putonghua.

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Shanghai dialect is an important foundation of Shanghai local culture. Shanghai should have its own distinctive local cultural characteristics if it is to stand in the world and be different from other international cities in culture.

Language is not only a communication tool to exchange ideas and express feelings, but also a carrier of cultural information in each era. China's culture is profound because it has been multicultural since ancient times and always contains spiritual civilization created and accumulated by people from all over the world.

As the foundation of Shanghai's local culture, the language and culture of Shanghai region is the creation of one person in Shanghai and the contribution of Shanghainese to human multiculturalism. Inheriting Shanghai dialect means inheriting Shanghai's cultural genes.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Dialect