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Popular stories - jokes made with southern and northern accents Name: Li Yuhao Gender: Male Age: 7 years old Class: Grade 2 (1) My father is from Jiangxi, my mother is from Guangdong, and my grandmother Grandpa came to Guangzhou from Jiangmen to help us. Our family’s language is an authentic southern-northern accent. The communication between dad and grandma often makes jokes. One day, I heard my father say that he wanted to eat loofah, and asked my grandma to help buy it. Grandma brought back a big watermelon from the market. Another time, my father said he was going to bed at noon, but grandma thought it was "dumplings." Grandma immediately went to the kitchen and cooked a large bowl of dumplings. Dad, who had just finished eating, had to swallow another large bowl of dumplings, which stretched his stomach. I can't even sit still, let alone sleep. Such jokes often appear in our family, and sometimes they cause unnecessary conflicts. What should I do? Now that Mandarin is being promoted across the country, I had an idea. Wouldn’t it solve the problem if I taught my grandma Mandarin? So I discussed with my grandma: "Starting from today, I will spend 20 minutes every day teaching my grandma to teach her Mandarin." She speaks Mandarin!" Grandma also happily agreed to me being her little teacher. The first lesson I taught my grandma today was the pronunciation of "si (si) melon" and "西 (xi) melon". That is not an easy task. Grandma always pronounces these two words as xi. Otherwise, it would all be pronounced as shi. It took a lot of effort for me to finally help her correct it. After taking the first lesson, I knew that when my father wanted to eat loofah again, my grandma would not buy watermelon again.