Scratch (twice) and swim (four times): For example, if Jiezi is free, swim with me.
White tiger (softly angry, sometimes pronounced "harmony"): Beijing is called talking about mountains.
Bullying: trampling around; For example, the mother said the child: "The second son! It's raining, don't go outside! "
Knock (ca three times): For example, don't knock me!
Cold (softly): For example, the next time your bike breaks down, you can say to the mechanic, "Master is in a daze." Bell tunnel!
Extended data
The characteristics of Tianjin dialect are mainly reflected in pronunciation.
(1) In Mandarin, some initials zh, ch and sh are curly words, which are pronounced as flat initials Z, C and S in Tianjin dialect, such as "Zhan", but in Tianjin dialect, the "trick" which is pronounced as Zan "recruiting" is pronounced as zao in Tianjin dialect; "Chan" is pronounced as monk can in Tianjin dialect.
"Get on the bus", but Tianjin dialect is pronounced as Sangce; ; The "thing" of "cause" is pronounced Si in Tianjin dialect; The "mountain" of "mountain range" is pronounced as three in Tianjin dialect and so on. This is what people usually say-Tianjin dialect has many "teeth sounds".
(2) Putonghua has an initial r, which is generally pronounced as zero in Tianjin dialect. The consonant r is replaced by vowel ι, such as "ren", "hot", "soft" and "run", while Tianjin dialect is pronounced as in, ie, you and yun respectively.
Another example is "Yong, Yong, Yong", which is pronounced as Yong and Rong in Mandarin; In Tianjin dialect. The words "let, let, let, let" are pronounced in Mandarin, but Yang is pronounced in Tianjin dialect.
(3) In addition, Tianjin dialect is used to add the initial n before the opening syllable of A O E, such as reading "An" as nan, "Guo" as ne, "Boiling" as nao, "Guai" as nai, "Ou" as seagull and so on.
(4) Word-eating phenomenon (common in middle-aged and elderly people): In Tianjin dialect, three words are often read together with the first two words, resulting in word-eating phenomenon. For example, "police station" is "school" and "persuasion field" is "persuasion field".
Say pronunciation first. Compared with Mandarin, Tianjin dialect is mainly different in pronunciation and tone.
In terms of initial consonants, Tianjin dialect generally reads the post-tip sounds zh, ch and sh of Putonghua as the pre-tip sounds Z, C and S.. For example, Zhong reads as Zong, Chan reads as Shen, Shan reads as III, and Shui reads as Sui; . The I after the tip of the tongue is mixed with R, for example, "person" reads "silver" and "meat" reads "you".
If the initial is in your own scale, you should add the initial "n" before it, such as "love" reading "resistance" and "goose" reading "promise", and then talk about words. There are some special words in Tianjin dialect, such as "Ma" (what is it) and "Miao" (which is interesting).
This is extremely rare in the wild. Some individual words sound confusing, such as "bored" (making foot sounds), which means conscious. If you are not bored, you are unconscious. If you are not bored, you mean "don't understand".
Tone is the most characteristic of Tianjin dialect. There are four tones in Tianjin dialect and Mandarin, but there are obvious differences in tone value (the actual pronunciation of each tone), especially in tone, Mandarin is pronounced as treble and Gao Pingtiao, while Tianjin dialect is pronounced as bass and flat tone.
For example, the word "Tian", Tianjin dialect not only has a low onset, but also a lower stop, showing a low and slightly lowered tone value and a short interval. The tones of rising tone and rising tone are also different from those of Putonghua, such as "ju" reading "ju" and "bi" nasal reading. Tianjin dialect is developed from the ancient sound, which retains many popular words in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, which is obviously different from Mandarin.
The words after nouns are generally lighter to read. For example, the word "Tianjin" must be stressed and read low. Go flat first, then go deep down. Tianjin must pronounce softly. Verbs and adjectives do not have this phenomenon.
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