What do you think of Kansai idiot in Japan?

Question 1: んなァホな. . Does Kansai mean ← idiot ァホ? This sentence is not used by introverts in kanto region.

Unlike Kanto, Kansai people are extroverted and blurt out in daily conversation, but they are not malicious.

What you said is also a colloquial form, which means incredible, beyond imagination, and can be used in unexpected occasions. There are many, how come. . . Oh, my God. . The meaning of.

Question 2: Japanese: Are you an idiot? How do you say "ぁほぅか"?

Ahijuka?

I don't have a website or anything ... What do you need a website for? ...

Although I hit romaji, I still think you are right. This temple has limited capacity and contains many things.

Question 3: Seek Chinese transliteration of Japanese idiot pronunciation: kanto region Japanese: Ma Lu Hiragana: ばか (similar to Chinese Pinyin) Pronunciation: Baka Kansai Japanese: A Dai Hiragana :ぁほぁほぅ (similar to Chinese Pinyin) Pronunciation: A Hao. I hope it will help the landlord.

Question 4: What is the Japanese word for "idiot"? Pig head-クソブタ

Upgrade)-ボケ

* * * (most commonly used)-Ma Lu Yelang (ばかやろぅ)

Waste, * * * (upgrade)-チンカス

Idiot (upgraded again)-クソボケ

Waste (common version, also civilized version)-ろくでなし

Clumsy guy-ドジ

Red deer (ばか Baka): This is what Japanese soldiers often say on TV. It means stupid, stupid, stupid. Very common

* * * (はくち Hakucci),

フル Fool (this is English),

Dementia (ちほぅ Qi He-),

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へたくそ (He Kutta is like this)-big idiot

たわけものの Tawa Mok is not a fool.

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Also, about ぁほぅ and red deer: In Osaka dialect, ぁほぅ is mostly used for people who know or are close to each other, while red deer is quarrelsome, which is more serious than ぁほぅ; Tokyo is the opposite.

It's good to know, but it's best not to use _

ぉろか (ぉろか)

A stupid person (stupid person)

あんた、バガ? ! Anta, Baka

You * * *? !

This is the most classic sentence in EVA. -

あほう! (どあほう)

Fool! (Osaka dialect in brackets)

Rukawa Kaede called cherry wood a must;

Hehe, I hope I can help the landlord

Question 5: What do Japanese idiots think? Because it's colloquial, it's difficult to read baca.

Just like a door, a flower, everyone in it has to read yi 1, but one has to read yi2 and the other has to read yi4.

And although the sound you hear sounds like Baga, it's actually Baga.

Because if it is.

You should read ba nga with a nasal front.

Question 6: What's the difference between A Dai and Baga and Baga Yalu in Japanese? Baga: kanto region (standard language) means swearing, while Kansai occasionally means joking.

ばかやろぅぅぅ Bagaya Road: It is really cursed, and it is quite serious.

ぁほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほ: kanto region (standard language) is a bit silly, joking, not necessarily insulting, but swearing in Kansai area.

Question 7: How many dialects are there in Japan? What is the boundary between Kansai dialect and Kanto dialect? Japanese dialects are divided into the following categories: Kansai, Tsutsugaru, Okayama, Hokkaido and Yamaguchi.

In fact, the largest and oldest dialect,

It should be the language of Ainu people in Hokkaido.

In fact, strictly speaking, Japan is not a single nation.

It's just that Ainu people are too easily overlooked. ...

Japanese dialects can be divided into a watershed before and after the Meiji Restoration.

Because of the reform, classical dialects and reforms have absorbed foreign things and changed.

After that, the popularity of Tongyu changed the dialect again, mainly in the Taisho era.

The main reason for the change is the widespread popularity of NHK broadcasting. Because NHK uses * * * lingua franca.

Why is it called * * * lingua franca instead of standard language?

This is related to Osaka's self-esteem for hundreds of years.

Osaka people, that is, old Kyoto people, have always felt that their dialects are king.

Therefore, the * * * lingua equivalent to our Mandarin can only be called * * * lingua.

For example, it is the difference between old saying and modern lingua franca.

The weather forecast of NHK likes to say: it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain.

However, no matter what dialect, there is no such expression as "でしょぅ" in the old saying before Meiji Restoration.

Compared with the current representatives, we use "でしょぅ" for speculation and "ましょぅ" for suggestion.

As an old Japanese saying goes, unification is expressed by ましょし. Moreover, there is no such uncertain expression.

If it is going to rain tomorrow, the old saying is simply: it will rain tomorrow.

Osaka calls fools "A Dai", not "Baka".

Moreover, there is a saying in Japan that the common language (that is, Tokyo dialect) is rational and objective.

This is also related to the background of * * *.

Because reform needs to introduce advanced philosophy and scientific theories from the East and the West,

There must be a language that can express these things.

Dialect, however, has no ability to express these things, but it is full of emotion.

Can fully express human subjectivity and feelings.

There is a proverb in Osaka, which means "You are not A Dai, but you are an idiot".

ちゃぃまれんパでんれん A Dai.

Translated back to * * * is:

"(ぁなたははなぃけどどですよ A Dai".

Even Japanese, dialects in different regions are completely incomprehensible.

From Baidu know :zhidao.baidu/. ..1eyvzk.

Explain the western accent first. Naturally, it is the accent of Kansai people in Japan ... Kansai mainly includes Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and other cities. Kyoto and Nara were the capitals of ancient Japan, so there are still many Japanese archaisms and accents in this area ... kanto region mainly includes Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture. Tokyo is the capital of Japan after the Meiji Restoration and is a relatively new city. Language development is also relatively fast, and there is almost no pronunciation of Japanese archaism, so Kanto dialect is very different from Kanto dialect ... Some words in Kanto dialect have different meanings, so Kanto people don't know Kanto dialect very well, and Kanto people don't know Kanto dialect very well ... In fact, it is better to speak pure Japanese pronunciation or pure Kanto dialect (except for expressions used by teenagers in Guli ...), and Kanto dialect is somewhat similar to dialects. Although Kansai people always think Kansai dialect has the most Japanese characteristics ... so the general TV animation is Kansai dialect, which is usually used to tune (unless it is a special program received only in Kansai area), and Kansai people think the pronunciation of Kansai dialect is more suitable for telling jokes. ...

Personally, speaking angry words in Kansai dialect (especially Osaka dialect) is really funny, because it contains many common sayings and its tone is vague and soft. From Baidu, I know: >>

Question 8: An example of the decision of や(ya)-the auxiliary verb in the famous Guangxi dialect. It is equivalent to "だ" in standard language. Besides Kansai people, words commonly used by people in North China. [Example] Osaka や(Osaka ya)= Osaka だ(Osaka da)= Osaka やん(yan)-an The last auxiliary word used by young people. It is equivalent to "Dewanaika" in the standard language and "じゃなぃか" (Jan) in the metropolitan dialect (Japanese dialect used by young people near Tokyo). [Example] かっこぇぇやん (kakkoeeyan) =かっこぃではな is equivalent to the standard language. [Example] Good きやねん(suki yanen)= Good きなん (sukinanda) = I like you へん(hen), ん (n It is equivalent to the standard language. As for ん(n), Japanese living in the west of Nagoya use it. [Example] Eat べへん(tabehen), eat べん(taben)= eat べなぃ (Tabenai) = don't eat はる (haru)-hon. [Example] べはる(tabeharu)= べなさる(tabenasaru), ぉべになる (o-tabe is equivalent to. Maiduo -Hello. Business osaka debate. It is equivalent to the standard "どぅも" (D Mo). Aho (Aho)-idiot. Equivalent to the standard language "Baka". ぁかん (Akan)-No.It is equivalent to "dam" and "ike nai" in the standard language. おいでやす(oideyasu), ぉこしやす (Okoshiyasu)-Welcome. Kyoto Debate. It is equivalent to "ぃらっしゃぃませ" and "よぅこそ”(y not koso) in the standard language. ほな(hona), then ほんなら(honnara)-Goodbye. It is equivalent to "Sore Dewa" in standard language and "じゃぁ" (JAA) in metropolitan dialect. ほんま(honma)-Really. It is equivalent to "hontō not not" in the standard language. (Chinese characters should be written as "authentic") ちゃぅ (Chou)-different. The change of "Chigau" in standard language. めっちゃ(metcha), むっちゃ(mutcha)-very. For young people. It is equivalent to "とても" in the standard language and "chū" in the dialect of the Capital Circle. なんでやねん(nande· Jahn)-Why? The cliche of Mancai (a popular performing art in Japan).

Question 9: What are the characteristics of Kansai dialect in Japanese? If you listen, you will know that the Japanese are Kansai people. Don't copy them.

Question 10: Japanese Kansai dialect これはぁかん

It's no use

なにしとん

what's up

かわまへん

it doesn't matter

Give me a China.

I'll contact you. Some of them are inaccurate for your reference.

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