Aunt, what do you mean by washing the railway?

Aunt washing the railway is a Japanese homonym, which means I love you.

Romaji who loves "してる" is aishiteru, and the Chinese pronunciation is "Auntie washes the railway". Aunt washing the railway is an aunt washing the railway, which is very clean. This is a serious meaning. Aunt washing the railway, which is widely rumored on the Internet, has empty ears in Japanese, meaning "I love you".

Aunt washing the railway means "I love you" in Japanese, so someone sent this to you, which means he likes you. Japanese expressions of "I love you" include "Ai してぃる" and "Ai してぃます". "

In spoken language, the verb てぃる, which indicates the present continuous or state, is generally omitted, and the most common expression of "I love you" is "love してる".

"aunt washing the railway" mainly comes from Tik Tok:

After Tik Tok bloggers made a small video, more and more people watched it, and it gradually became a stalk. So more and more people use it. Another usage of "aunt washing the railway" is to ask, "We walked together. Do you know what the road is?" "Auntie washes the railway" means "I love you".

Even if you don't know this is the pronunciation of "I love you" in Japanese, don't think this is an aunt washing the railway, otherwise it will make a big joke and be embarrassing.