A collection of Hakka dialects, that is, how do you pronounce words in Mandarin in Hakka? Urgent, urgent, urgent! ! ! High score! ! !

First of all, let’s talk about the person himself. The head is called “Touna”, the neck is called “Jiugong”, the eyes are called “eyeballs”, the nose is called “Bi Gong”, the ears are called “Ear Gong”, and the back is called “Er Gong”. "Backpack", the waist is called "lumbar bone", and the most perverted thing is the belly, which is called "belly feces" in Hakka... Did the ancients think that the belly is for holding feces?

Human movements, sleeping is called "sleeping eyes", eating is called "eating", taking a shower is called "washing the body", walking is called "háng", and running is called "match", which describes a person If you are running and going fast, you say "Qingqia!", if you jump, you say "biao", if you speak, you say "tell things", if you cry, you say "yue", if you shout, it is "yang"... (what a twister)

Okay, the most interesting words are words that describe actions. As mentioned before, there is "Qingqia". "Qing" can be added in front of almost any verb to indicate the ongoing state. What about "Qingbiao", "Qingqia", "Qingming"? ”, “Celebrate shouting” and so on. There are also "Ji Ji A Qing Na", "Ku Ku A Qing Ye", "Just Qi Qi Qi Qi Qing Qi Na", "Express Qi Yin Yin Yin Yin Yan Yan" are very vivid! Human expressions also include "smelly face", "wrinkled nose", "teeth squirting", "shrinking neck", "hairy nails"... If someone's whole body can be described with these words, then really It can be said to be the best!