Brother, how do you say Cantonese?

Brother Cantonese Pronunciation: [hing 1 dai6]

brothers

[xing dì]

Interpretation: Brother and younger brother: two brothers. Brother unit. Brothers. Brother country.

[Xixiangdi]

Explanation:

1, brother.

2. Address people younger than yourself (friendly tone).

3. Humble words, when men talk to their contemporaries or everyone, they all call themselves: Brother, I just arrived here, please take care of me.

Extended data synonyms: brothers and sisters, equality.

First, hands and feet

Explanation:

1, refers to action, action: at a loss.

2, metaphor brother: love is like a brother.

Source: "Shi Jing Tong Yan Yu Boya Xie Yinzhi": "Although there are two elderly relatives in the family, there are no brothers and sisters to complement each other."

Second, equality.

Explanation: the original meaning is younger brother and younger brother, eldest brother and second child; Refers to the second brother, also known as brother. Later, it is often used to comment on the order of characters, indicating that they are equal.

Source: Chapter 4 of Sun Yat-sen's Journey to Yi Zhinan: "There is a huge project in China, comparable to the Great Wall, and that is the canal."