1. Habibi: Fool 2. Hope Hahn: Blind 3. Baby: silly child 4. Say goodbye: the beast 5. Habibi is the same: as stupid as an animal.

My study means my day.

1. You are a bit like a treasure. 2. You are a little sick.

Tripped over my skull. Step 3 fall like an egg

Not your mother, this is the most commonly used ... !

Second, your mother, no! -Changsha classic dirty words

What do you want to solve? (solution: sound change. Changsha dialect, what do you want to do)

Come on! (How come?)

That's true.

You know, bang! (Do you know)

Touch a ghost (to express surprise ~)

Sister (girl)

Mango (boy)

Drink a glass of white wine and make a friend (Chen Yingjun has a famous saying, drink a glass of white wine and make a friend).

Bao Li Baodi (Yiyang dialect, stupid)

Beggar (sound: Gao Huazi, the mantra of Loudi people)

The auxiliary words at the end of the sentence generally include: bang, hit, fall, thiamine and column.

Oh, Li (Yueyang dialect, what's the matter)

Ha xing (calling others stupid)

Mom, mom, pig (common slang in Hunan)

I love you: Yin: Oh, (the pronunciation of new Hunan dialect is confusing in other places)

I (Changsha people study nia) and your mother doesn't (this sentence is everywhere, and I understand it myself)

Ha, pain and warmth (meaning treasure among treasures)

Love to eat (stupid meaning)

O' Aili (I love you)

You want to change it (how do you want to change it)

Meituo (girl)

You don't miss me (do you miss me)

Want to get drunk (want to die)

What does mapi mean in Hunan dialect? It means old-fashioned flattery It means old power, damn it. What do you want to know? (solution: sound change. What are you going to do in Changsha dialect? (How come) That's true! You know, bang! (Do you know? ) Touch a ghost (to express surprise ~) Sister (female) Male (male) Drink a glass of white wine to make friends (there is a famous saying in Chen Yingjun that you can make friends with piáng as long as you drink a glass of biá wine) Bao Li Baoqi (Yiyang dialect, stupid) Beggar (sound: Gao Huazi, Loudi people's mantra) The auxiliary language at the end of the sentence is generally:-Changsha people generally say "What eggs? Mozi means "what". What is the meaning of children's eggs? In our Hunan province, good girls generally don't say that. This is a big forest. There are all kinds of birds. Why don't Hunan people like to be called "Ma Jia"?

When I was a child, I often heard adults call Hunan people "Hunan Majia", but Hunan people especially don't like this name. Once I passed by a group of Hunan people's places and accidentally said, "All the people who live here are Hunan Maga", and I was almost beaten. Later, the adults told me never to call it that in front of Hunan people, or you will definitely get an egg. Why is this? What exactly does "maga" mean?