What are the cursing catchphrases in Guangxi dialect, and what is the meaning of Fazhi in Guangxi dialect?

Dialects all over China are very regional characteristics, which is widely spread is the Northeast dialect, may be because of the influence of the Northeast comedians, may also be the Northeast dialect is closer to the Mandarin, so the Northeast dialect will be so popular, in addition to the Northeast dialect, Cantonese is also a very common dialect, after all, back then, the Cantonese song and tvb is really very hot? So what is the Guangxi dialect like?

When it comes to Guangdong dialect, people's deepest impression is Cantonese, in fact, the Guangdong dialect also includes Hakka and Min, while the Guangxi dialect is relatively cold, Guangxi is a multi-ethnic mixed living area, including Han, Miao and Hui, so the language of the Guangxi region is also a hodgepodge of which Zhuang, Miao and other ethnic minority languages and the Chinese language belong to the dialect of Guangxi, and the Chinese dialects are include vernacular, which is often called Cantonese, Southwest Mandarin and Hakka and Min.

Guangxi swearing catchphrases

Which vernacular and Southwest official language are the most common in Guangxi dialect, so most of the time, Guangxi swearing catchphrases are various, for example, Wake-ang Wake-ang, which describes a person who is dull, Guilin? Misty tree? means disgusting, and ? Buckle up? which means "cheap", and "to be a pigtail", which means "to be a pigtailer". "Koupai" means stingy, and "Koupai" means dead. means dead (derogatory), because there are many kinds of dialects in Guangxi, so many of them are only understood by the locals.

There are a lot of ethnic minorities in Guangxi, except for the Hui, who use Chinese, other ethnic minorities have their own languages, such as the Zhuang, which is divided into the northern and southern dialects of the Zhuang, and in the Guangxi dialect, ? Fazhi? means? Plague God, bad man? and the word "plague" is not unique to Guangxi, it means "crazy" in Cantonese, which means cursing, and is one of the common words in folk dialects.