Swearing in Cantonese: What do you mean by tone, breath, cold, just and hi respectively?

Even without this word, it is "qi"

Originally, it was written as "going up and down the mountain and connecting ten" (that is, the word "mountain" should be connected with the word "ten", and the vertical pen in the middle of the word "mountain" and the vertical pen of the word "ten" is Lian Bi), but it was written as the word "door" and a word "seven" was added. 「

Cold is being written as "twist"

"Twist" is pronounced South 2. This word is a foreign word, and the word "twist" originally refers to actions such as pinching, kneading and fiddling. Originally, the word "bad" was written as "corpse", pronounced as "LAN 2" and the word "can" or "smelly" was written as "door".

Nine is writing it as "Wan" or "Dove"

"Pigeon" is a foreign word, originally a bird name, pronounced ditch. When used as a swearing word, it is pronounced as gau1; The word "Qiu" should have been written (this is different from another Chinese character "Qi" and its usage is different from that explained below, whether in Chinese or Japanese), and a "nine" should be written as the word "door".

HI is pronounced in Mandarin (common pronunciation) Bο(BI 1, which is the same as the English letter "b"), and Cantonese is pronounced in bei 1 (which is the same as "Bei"); If you read hai 1 with dirty words. Orthography is the word "corpse" with "hole", commonly known as "west" and "shovel"