Fortune telling in Yingshan dialect _ Yingshan fortune telling is the most accurate.

Tong's pinyin is M M O.

No, it means no, Tong comes from Cantonese. This word was first seen in Guangdong Tongzhi, which was rebuilt by Huang Zuo in the Ming Dynasty. The book volume 20 "People's Tales": no rhyme, that is, there is opposition. ?

"Tong" means "Mei" (or "Mei"), and the word "Tong" is used everyday in Cantonese, so the word "Mei" is basically not used everyday in Cantonese. ?

Pronunciation around:

Mandarin pronunciation: m m o

Cantonese (Cantonese): Mou

Henan dialect pronunciation: mā o m not u m not mi (pronounced differently according to different cities in Henan Province)

Pronunciation of Kaifeng dialect: m not um ǒ u

Henan Luohe voice: mu

Shanghai Shanghai pronunciation: mé

Nanjing dialect pronunciation: Mei

Chuzhou dialect pronunciation: Mei

Shandong dialect pronunciation: mú

Yingshan voice: māo

Voice of Yueyang: m m m o

Voice of Sichuan: Mao

Voice of Nanyang: I am not you.

Voice of Xinyang: Men

Voice of Suizhou: m? o

Voice of Chibi: mào

Voice of Wuhan: māo

Huangshi voice: mào

Shanxi Jiaocheng Dialect Pronunciation: I

Cantonese pronunciation: móu

Fuzhou dialect pronunciation: meter

No sentences:

1. Only those who have experienced storms are qualified to talk about the future.

Even if you are rich and powerful, you can have a wonderful life.

3. With a goal, there will be motivation; Where there is motivation, there is confidence; If you have confidence, you will succeed.

If you pursue perfection, you are qualified to pursue leisure.

Nothing is more helpful than taking time to go.

6. Bruising on your face is a blessing.

7. Don't see an official in the morning, and don't drill into the kitchen. ?