What do Cantonese say about handsome guys?

In Guangdong, it is common for young people to be called handsome boys. Especially when you go to eat or buy things, many bosses will call you: What does handsome need? ? In this way, Cantonese people will feel that this is out of courtesy and will make the relationship between the two sides much more cordial. A sound? Handsome? In Mandarin? Young people? Have the same meaning. In fact, Cantonese people still scream? After birth? What else? Young people? Consciousness, but it may be habit or tact, so Cantonese people will call others more? Handsome? A little more. Like some places will call? Young people? Same. This? Handsome? Many times it is only used on teenagers and young people.

For example, men under the age of 8 or 9 are generally called? Brother tie? Or? Children? And men over middle age generally don't call him? Handsome? This will make the other person very embarrassed, because you still call others when they are middle-aged? Handsome? This will subconsciously say that others are immature.

"Handsome" and "pretty girl" are a kind of habitual goodwill appellation for young men and women in Guangdong. Here, "Jing" is the third tone in Cantonese, while older people use "Jing" as the first address in Cantonese for young men and women (usually teenagers), which is called "handsome" and "pretty girl (or lonely fifteen)". Although there is no malice, "handsome" and "pretty" are equivalent to "handsome" and "beautiful" in Mandarin. They praised each other's handsome appearance. No matter whether the other person is really handsome or really beautiful, a "handsome guy" or "pretty girl" will make you happy first.

As a young immigrant city, most people in Guangdong belong to foreigners. People are strangers, but they are eager to know each other. Shuai Shuai? what's up Beautiful? For what? Green? Add a word next to it? Goodbye? It means that when you see young people, your eyes will light up and become glaucoma. In fact, this is a morbid thing, but it is understood as a beautiful thing!