What dialect do people swear in Guizhou?

Guizhou dialect belongs to many branches of Southwest Mandarin (Shangjiang Mandarin). The so-called Guizhou dialect is generally based on Guiyang, but in fact, the dialect in Guizhou is still quite complicated and quite different. However, influenced by Putonghua, the languages in the whole southwest Mandarin area have a tendency of gradual development, unification and assimilation. There are several swearing dialects in Guizhou dialect:

1, Zhameizi: partners cheated.

2, old seven miscellaneous: talkative, nosy.

3, eat skin: take advantage.

4, ghost nonsense: nonsense, lying, bragging.

5, grasp: ① adjectives: sloppy, dirty. 2 nouns: beggar, beggar. 6, very good: mood auxiliary words. Usually added at the end of a sentence, it has a very, very real meaning.

7. You are shameless: impolite jokes, playful smiles.

8. Ghost fire: Angry and unhappy are sometimes simplified to "fire".

9, Pippi turn: very messy, chaotic.

10, moldy stone rotten ridge, moldy stone inverted ridge: describes things as ugly, moldy and deteriorating.

1 1, Japanese people cook porridge-ghosts float.

12, bulk cement-very expansive.

Reference to the above content: Guizhou dialect-Baidu Encyclopedia