Classic Guiyang dialect

Embezzlement of eggs: wordy, nonsense, a lot of chickens dancing: chirping, noisy (a diaosi is a day when chickens dance), just one thing and two things: earnest (I will tell you it's Erle), swaying, looking forward: confused, ghost head upside down: description is not serious (a diaosi is a day when ghost head is upside down), cold, and autumn smoke is lost. . . Han Fan Han Yan: This is silly. . . (and so on) dead chicken skull: there is one thing left unfinished in investing in a business that can't run. Sabre Niang: Swearing. Pipipan: Yi 1: Describe the confusion of things. Meaning 2: The object is rough. Meaning 3: Describe the talkative personality state. Eat up the horse: it is overbearing. Green Glendon: You don't look well. Yesterday, I fell down and got shot twice. Green Glen was having fun. ) Demon No.2 Middle School No.3: describes being well dressed (but generally in a derogatory sense) and crying Xilangdai: describes crying without making progress (which one to hit, crying Xilangdaile) Thin-shell Lang Jing: describes being thin. Do you eat white powder? What makes you so thin and so smart? ) thick skin face: thick skin. (A Er has a thick skin and ten faces. She can't get up even when she is close to my house. ) taipida's face: naughty and not serious. A Jia's son hates it. He hates Pida's face. ) blind fans: bad eyes. I can't see it under your nose, so I'm obsessed. ) invitation: amazing (derogatory). Look at the way you yell, you are willing to fall. ) careless, careless (which one are you lucky? Make it clear, don't draw a picture of happiness and fraud. ) lick your mouth: describe eating as embarrassing and worthless as an elephant. Is your mother going to feed you or something? Lick your mouth when you see others eating. Smelly smoke: listless and listless. Are you a little taken in? Three dollars for a salt tree and cigarettes.