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The female blogger's husband asked her: What are you going to eat today, and she originally meant to say: a large portion of cold skin.
As a result, her son's microphone was said to be "big dung and cool skin"!
As soon as the video was shared, many netizens replied and shared similar experiences. The editor took a screenshot of the top three high-praise comments, took a look at them together, and smiled.
Third place (196,000 likes)
When a pregnant woman goes to the hospital for a prenatal checkup, the doctor asks: Is it a natural conception? Her husband said: There is no coercion, it is natural.
Doctors ask about natural conception for medical reasons, such as to determine whether a woman needs special monitoring or testing, especially given that in vitro fertilization (such as IVF) and natural fertilization may differ in the management of pregnancy.
And the pregnant woman's husband obviously doesn't know the meaning of the doctor's inquiry, and doesn't understand how "natural" this "natural" is, and does it count if there is no coercion? Imagine that scene, this husband may still be a little embarrassed and blush.
Second place (299,000 likes)
I had a pregnancy test and the doctor asked me if I had an Elevit at home and I said I didn't have LV
Indeed, in many parts of China, the letter "L" is pronounced as "A Le", so pregnant women immediately heard "Phila" as "L". And in reality?
Elevit is a multivitamin supplement designed for pregnant women, which is rich in nutrients needed during pregnancy, such as folic acid, and has certain benefits for the health of mothers and babies. "LV" is the abbreviation of Louis Vuitton, an internationally renowned luxury brand, and the two are obviously completely unrelated fields.
The person's answer "I don't have LV" obviously misunderstood or misheard the doctor's question about "Elevit" as the luxury brand "LV", which may make the atmosphere of the scene light-hearted and interesting, or it may be slightly embarrassing, because it deviates from the original intention of the doctor's question. In this case, it is often due to nervousness, errors in listening comprehension, or lack of familiarity with the name of the medical product.
First place (402,000 likes)
When I went to KFC to order food, I found an extra bottle of Coke, and asked the waiter if it was attached? He said it was drink.
This is actually the highest praise, the editor didn't find it funny at first glance.
Take a closer look, it's amazing, it's amazing, it's worthy of the first place. The editor will tell you about it.
The poster originally asked the waiter if the bottle of Coke was "included", and when she said it, she said less of a delivery word (probably a local language habit), and the English word for food is "Food", which sounds very similar to the Chinese "attached".
And the waitress thought she was asking "Is Coke food?" So he replied, it's drink!
This question and answer is very ingenious!
Write at the end
In general, the Chinese dialect is broad and profound, and the accuracy of communication is too important!
Were you amused by the above highly praised comments? Which one do you like best? The editor was laughed to death by the second ranked!
In life, have you encountered similar experiences, welcome to share in the comment area!
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