Which dialect are Meng Te, Peng Ji, and Get out with others?

Mengte in Shaanxi dialect (abbreviated after omitting the word "Di") is also called Mrs. Mengdi

Describes a vicious attack

Te means too ( Adverb of degree) such as "彽迪太"

Example: For example, you set up a stall on the roadside to sell newspapers, but you didn't pay the fee. The urban management came and took you away and fined you. Then when you go home at night, you can say to your wife: "Evil giant, the city management came to pick me up, uh (I) didn't make it in time, I was arrested, and I was given a lot of money. It's really a lesson."

Pin is funny Henan dialect "Pin" means "don't", which has the same meaning as "stop joking". It can also be used as "煲谲eh" (don't tease me) and "stop making fun of me"

Example : For example, if you set up a small stall selling newspapers on the roadside and paid the fee, the urban management team can’t take you away and fine you when they come. You are operating legally. Someone comes to buy a newspaper and asks you: "I only have 50 cents, can I buy a newspaper that costs 1 yuan a piece?" You can tell him: "You are so ridiculous, I can't even take it back." "Here."

Helihuan means "rolling with others." It is not very healthy, but it can embody the dynamic feeling of turning clouds and rain upside down. I won’t give any examples.

As you said, the regional boundaries of dialects are not as clear as boundaries - the boundary lines are also to be determined (like the "Xikou" cited in Yu Qiuyu's "Ashamed of Shanxi") - language and culture often As soon as it becomes popular, it spreads