Where is my lost dialect?

"I lost" is a Cantonese dialect, which is the mantra of Cantonese people.

For example, when arguing with people, people generally say "I lost", which is similar to "lying in the trough" and "I wiped it" and tends to call names. If the tone of "I lost" is mild, it is just a simple vent of dissatisfaction.

In the eyes of northerners, I mean throwing things, but in the south, throwing words is equivalent to swearing, but not swearing, which is suitable for joking between friends. Now, "losing you" has become a network term, and many people have made many expression packs about losing you, such as losing your green hat and funnel.

Losing you means different things because of different regions. Your understanding of Cantonese people is: "I'll throw you a hi, so you should drink it quickly after everyone finishes drinking" and "I'll throw you a hi, so I asked you to deliver it for me, and I forgot". In Cantonese, throwing you a hi is basically not swearing, but a very common and simple sentence.