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Where can I find jokes in Lanzhou dialect?

Pronunciation notes of Lanzhou dialect;

1, Dai-"mm".

2, add the right-"the price is right" (it was originally said to be ok, right, ok, forget it).

3, Hasong-"Blind Monk".

5. Sasha-Sasha (adapted from Katyusha in earlier years).

6. Death ban-

"Dad and a half" (here, "Dad and a half" is a polyphonic word, which can also be pronounced as "Zha", with three tones. Lanzhou dialect means "eating" and Shaanxi dialect means "Dad", which is actually a word)

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7. Hangke

-It seems that it should be called "Hanke", which means the same as "Handa" in Shanghai dialect (pronounced as "Governor", but also has the same effect); Or write "rammer", which means stupid and clumsy, without thinking, it will only make brute people become like those who rammed earth and built walls in the old society.

8. Partial country-"Crossing".

9, mu-"mu" (modal particle at the beginning of the sentence).

10, cool fire-"hearty" (hearty reverse writing).

1 1. prick the hand-"first hand".

12. Xuan Guan-"Xuan Guan" (Xuan means greeting; Care, care, care).

13. nata-"nada" (locative word, used in interrogative sentences).

14. Xin Shi-"distressed" (personally, this is one of the most vivid adjectives in Lanzhou dialect, which is used to describe the meaning of beauty and loveliness, and people can't help but think of the legend of Shi Pengxin ...).

15. Feeling people-"pouting" (embarrassment, shame, humiliation)

16. Taochi-"begging" (originally referring to beggars, extended metaphor for people who are timid, ignorant of current affairs and play with two poles).

17. beach-forced to sneer, (forced female genitalia also. A scoffer, grinning, pronounced pool in Lanzhou dialect.