#What difficult dialects have you encountered in life #In the past few years, I worked for a few years in Zhanjiang to help friends, more than 70% of people in Zhanjiang speak (ni) dialects, and I stayed in Zhanjiang for five or six years

#What difficult dialects have you encountered in life#

A few years ago in Zhanjiang to help friends work for a few years, more than seventy percent of zhanjiang people speak (ni) dialect, I stayed in Zhanjiang for five or six years, I just did not understand a complete local dialect, for example, they say one, two or three, that is, "yalu sha", the key is that they themselves are intoxicated in their dialect and can not extricate themselves, the elderly people can hardly understand Mandarin, let alone speak, this is it, they call Mandarin "fishing words", once I tentatively asked them: The announcer of the Central Radio station is also talking about fishing? They said with great vigour: Yes, Mandarin is fishing, and those who speak Mandarin are fishing boys and sisters. There is a story that a Mandarin-speaking officer of the South China Sea Fleet went to a hotel for dinner, and the officer said to a person who looked like a lobby manager: Put that fish for me to put some peppers, and the minister turned his head and ordered the waiter in vernacular: Balnu family fishing boy Jia Di Di spicy. The officer understood the words "Fishing Boy", grabbed the manager, and slapped him in the face: See clearly, Lao Tzu is Chinese people's Liberation Army, not Fishing Boy! [Laughs] This story is true, what I want to say is that no matter where the dialect is, it represents the local folk culture characteristics, and it is worthy of recognition and respect, but if it is with xenophobic or even contemptuous psychology, it is not good, everyone says is not it?