Yichang dialect daquan

Yichang dialect encyclopedia is as follows:

1, Baba (bā bā): Cake food, such as corn ~ ~, soda ~ ~; Dāo: Stick to (a person or other object) without necessarily falling down.

2, Ba Xing can't: the feeling of finally coming out, the meaning of liberation, just like someone who doesn't want to do something takes over.

3. Gigi Lai (bāi): People with few legs and feet or inconvenient walking. Li: There is something wrong with his legs and feet, which makes him unable to move.

4. Mr. Bao: a person with a head injury; A person with a lot of bags on his head is a metaphor for a person who is in constant trouble and full of bad things.

5, noodles: slightly larger than wonton, similar to Chongqing wonton, Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao wonton, a kind of food boiled with noodles, bags and meat stuffing.

Extended data:

Yichang dialect belongs to the southwest mandarin area of Sino-Tibetan mandarin system, and belongs to the small piece of southwest Hubei in Hubei dialect. Generally refers to the Chinese dialect used by all Yichang natives in Yichang City, Hubei Province, China. In a broad sense, it can also refer to the Chinese dialect used by all Yichang locals in the counties and cities under the jurisdiction of Yichang administrative region.

Yichang, formerly known as Yiling, is located in the southwest of Hubei Province at the junction of the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River, with a history of more than 2,000 years. Yichang, built by the Yangtze River, is the sub-central city of Hubei Province. The comprehensive strength of science and technology, higher education, culture, health, transportation and medical care is second only to Wuhan, and its economic strength ranks third in Hubei Province. It is an important transportation hub in Central China, including Hanyi Expressway, Hanyi Expressway, Liu Jiao Railway and 3 18 National Highway.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia of Yichang dialect