What does target ghost mean?

Question 1: What does "playing ghost" mean? "Shooting ghosts" means "shooting" in Mandarin.

This is a common saying. When a person does something wrong, five China people usually say "You just shoot at the target" and "Kill a thousand knives". In other words, if you do something wrong and don't change it, it's like pulling people to shoot. In fact, you don't really want to pull a person to target, but you realize that if the other person keeps doing this, he is on the verge of being hit.

Question 2: Do swearing in Hakka refer to men or women? I'm a Hakka, and shooting ghosts doesn't mean specifically men and women, but many times, men are scolded for shooting ghosts, which means they don't die a natural death. On the surface, it's cursing others for being shot. In our countryside, stealing other people's radishes and sweet potatoes is often scolded by the old lady and beaten by ghosts.

Question 3: What does Hakka in Meizhou mean? I'll explain it to you in five minutes: "shooting" means shooting. Hakkas usually say "shoot ghosts", that is, people who are going to be shot (this word can be used as a joke between close people or when swearing). "Fine is small. Let me give you an example of YY: an 8-year-old brother and an 8-year-old brother were playing football in front of your house, and an 8-year-old child accidentally broke your glass, and you just saw it again. At this point, you can start cursing, "JingShe, do you want to die? "

Question 4: What is swearing? The language that can make people angry is called swearing literati, which is education.

Question 5: What does Meizhou Hakka mean by playing ghost? If you swear, it is actually "shooting a ghost", which means that you should be shot for swearing.

Question 6: What is the meaning of "Eight Ghosts" in Hakka dialect? According to the original sound and meaning, it is the target ghost. Because Hakka dialect is different from place to place, it is Hakka dialect. Used in the tone of swearing, it means that most people who do bad things will be shot, not that the shot people will become ghosts, but sometimes used to make fun of friends, lovers and children to express love and hate.

Question 7: What does this Hakka dialect mean? Hakka dialect refers to the Han nationality who originated in Henan, and became a "special identity" of a group of residents in the Eastern Jin Dynasty's southward migration war, and gradually formed a unique Hakka public system in several migration actions. Hakka is a branch of Han nationality in China. The most obvious feature is the Hakka people who speak Hakka dialect, which is one of the eight major dialects of the Han nationality. They crossed the border five times in history, with a time delay of 1500 years.

Hakka dialect refers to the language used by Hakka people.

Question 8: What do you mean by "playing the ghost"? "Shooting ghosts" means "shooting" in Mandarin.

This is a common saying. When a person does something wrong, five China people usually say "You just shoot at the target" and "Kill a thousand knives". In other words, if you do something wrong and don't change it, it's like pulling people to shoot. In fact, you don't really want to pull a person to target, but you realize that if the other person keeps doing this, he is on the verge of being hit.

Question 9: Do swearing in Hakka refer to men or women? I'm a Hakka, and shooting ghosts doesn't mean specifically men and women, but many times, men are scolded for shooting ghosts, which means they don't die a natural death. On the surface, it's cursing others for being shot. In our countryside, stealing other people's radishes and sweet potatoes is often scolded by the old lady and beaten by ghosts.

Question 10: What is the meaning of Hakka in Meizhou? I'll explain it to you in five minutes: "shooting" means shooting. Hakkas usually say "shoot ghosts", that is, people who are going to be shot (this word can be used as a joke between close people or when swearing). "Fine is small. Let me give you an example of YY: an 8-year-old brother and an 8-year-old brother were playing football in front of your house, and an 8-year-old child accidentally broke your glass, and you just saw it again. At this point, you can start cursing, "JingShe, do you want to die? "