Cousin, if you need anything, just tell me…How do you speak in the local dialect of Gansu?

" Big brother, I'm a local. Make way." It was a northeastern phrase used to ask for a way out. This sentence had recently become popular in a video in Hunchun, JiLin. In the video, a man encountered a Siberian tiger while driving. He rolled down the window and shouted this sentence. The tiger widened its eyes and understood and gave way. Northeastern Chinese was one of the Chinese dialect, which had unique vocabulary and grammar features. It was widely used in Northeast China, including the provinces of Ji Lin, Hei Long Jiang and Liao Ning. This sentence showed the straightforward and forthright character of the Northeasterners.

There were many ways to express one's eating in Beijing dialect, such as " Have you eaten?" "Have you eaten?" "Did you pinch it?" Wait a minute. The exact way of expression used depended on the other party's accent and habits.

In Cantonese, big brother could be expressed as "big brother."

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This sentence could be expressed in Shandong dialect as: " I like you until I don't need you to like me."

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In the dialect, there were many ways to say that. In Sichuan dialect, it was called "Niancai" or "Niancai". It was also called "Niancai" in Hubei dialect. The verb used in Jiaodong dialect was usually "Qiancai". In Beijing dialect, it was called "Nainicai". According to the dialect, the expression of picking up food in the dialect varied from region to region.

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Sure. There was a cousin named Tom. He was really into painting. One day, his family was having a big reunion at his grandparents' house. Tom brought his painting tools and started to paint the beautiful garden there. His cousins were curious and joined him. They spent the whole day creating art together and it became a really memorable family gathering with the cousins sharing a creative and fun time.

In the Beijing dialect, it was called "Nai Cai". In Beijing, picking up food could also be expressed as "picking up vegetables". This word was commonly used in the Beijing dialect. Although there were also people who used "Jiacai","Shuicai" was more common.