Funny jokes about idiom solitaire

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Crosstalk "Idiom Solitaire"

A. Hello, good classmate!

B. Hello, good friend! (shake hands)

A. Happy holidays!

B. May you be praised!

A. Today is Children’s Day, everyone is so happy!

B. You are happy, I am happy, everyone is happy

A. They sing in chorus, small chorus, rotation, duet, and solo. How happy they are!

B. I can’t sing, I can’t sing, I can speak

A. You can say,

B. Of course (proudly)

A. Can you tell stories?

B. Yes!

A. Can you recite?

B. Yes!

A. Can you speak tongue twisters?

B. Yes!

A. Can you speak cross talk?

B. Yes!

A. Can you tell fortunes?

B. Yes!

A, Ah! Fortune telling

B. No, no (waves hands repeatedly)

A. Can speak cross talk

B. Hmm.

A. Let’s talk about a cross talk today so that everyone can have fun!

B, OK, OK, OK!

A. What are you talking about?

B. Come up with the questions!

A. Let’s play idiom solitaire

B. What is idiom solitaire?

A. When I say an idiom, the ending of the idiom is the beginning of your idiom.

B. The ending of your idiom is the beginning of mine.

A, yes!

B, let me talk first

A, let me talk first

A, B (guessing)

A, (think for a while ) Spring flowers bloom,

B. Open the door to good luck

A. Good luck

B. High-spirited

A. Carry forward

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B, big. . . . . big. . . . . (Scratches head)

A. Big chicken, do you think it is an idiom? you. . . Let's just say big butt

B. (Big... big...) Overkill

A. Use troops like a god

B. Look calm

A. Earth-shattering

B. The land is vast and rich in resources

A. Drawing on the strengths of others

B. Immortality

A. Old The ox breaks the cart

B. The traffic is busy

A. The dragon flies and the phoenix dances

B. The dance. . . . dance. . . . (Thinking about it for a long time) Dancing

A. Dancing and writing

B. Yes! right! right! I am impressed by your writing skills, my friend, I will learn from you!

A. (Get up, get up) Let’s learn from each other, don’t brag,

A. Goodbye!

B, bye!