How to write an essay in dialect?

The charm of language lies in its subtle expressiveness. Some words can almost only be understood but not expressed, let alone replaced.

Mandarin, as we know, is based on Beijing phonetic pronunciation, Northern dialect as the basic dialect, and model modern vernacular works as the language standard.

Some words from other dialect areas will gradually be absorbed into the Mandarin vocabulary. For example, the Sichuan dialect word "go" gradually became a common word in Mandarin as it gradually changed to "make things happen" in language exchanges.

However, there will also be more dialects with special expressiveness, which are destined to only exist in the language environment of this dialect area.

Sichuan dialect also belongs to the northern dialect area. However, some dialects in Sichuan dialect can only be communicated in the Sichuan dialect area. In Mandarin, its sound and meaning are difficult to replicate. Naturally, it is difficult to find words that can completely replace it. There was a strong wind yesterday. When I got home, my nose was buzzing and my whole body was aching. "

"Weng (three sounds of weng) rises": Due to colds and nose inflammation, the nostrils are blocked, the nose is blocked, the air is not smooth, and the speech is a bit snoring and nasal. It is also called "blocking ( "zu (second sound) rises", but the degree of "blocking rise" is lighter.

"犊 (jiang third sound) rises": a large area of ??human muscle but the exact location is not clear, and there is obvious pain but The pain is not too strong.

“The weather is so hot that I can’t even sweat when I get wet. I’m afraid it’s going to rain heavily. "

"Weng (three sounds of weng) is hot": The air is not circulating, the person cannot breathe smoothly, and the body feels uncomfortable.

"Pulse (three sounds of jiang) is rising": The human body is in a state of sweating but not being able to sweat out, and is in a sticky and uncomfortable state of sweat.

“If you say anything like this, someone else will touch your ears. It's not just a matter of time. "

"咣(guang, three sounds) words": evasive words that are not trustworthy, deny established facts or promises, or are lies that confuse right and wrong, or perfunctory words that ignore the status quo and are irresponsible.

“Why don’t you hurry up and hold him in a better position and ask him to say something to you. ”

“Tuan” (tuan, four tones): To please carefully, around the center, with observation, and with obvious utilitarianism. Thank you.