What dialects are there in Jinan? Thank you as much as possible …

Respect for children-refers to drinking slowly. Brother Wang, why don't you come to my house for dinner Silk-refers to food deterioration. At first, it refers to filamentous substances in spoiled food, and later to spoiled objects. Dead eyebrows and dead eyes-refers to being inflexible without looking at your eyes. Picking hair-refers to taking advantage of loopholes. Lao Wang is ill, so let his boy pick up a leak and take up the quota of going abroad! Li Kuang's edge-refers to playing dumb and doing things perfunctory. Boredom-provoke boredom and endless entanglement. No answer-refers to a casual and noncommittal attitude towards things. (I haven't read Mu) Confusion-refers to confusion, confusion and restlessness. If the body part is messy, it means that this part is neither painful nor painful, but it seems to be something. Parent quantity-refers to the meaning of guessing and estimating. Pull-means fuck off, fuck off. (This is a classic in Jinan dialect, the most commonly used! Remember it! It is said that the word comes from "pulling anchor and pulling ingot", which means sailing. It is a neutral preposition, which later evolved into swearing words. Zanmi-refers to being clumsy and blind in doing good, and also refers to ignorance and improper speech; Or bad luck, something happened. I lost my wallet in the taxi today. What a pity! Yaoqiao-refers to Kit Kat, which has a strange meaning. Fishing-refers to taking advantage. I gave you 5 yuan. Do you still want it? Clap your hands-refers to chatting and talking. Diligent and sticky-refers to being clumsy in speaking and doing things. This is from old Jinan ~ I don't use it much anyway, and I haven't heard of it! ) twitch-refers to retreat. Sweet-refers to a person's fake smile, deliberately pleasing. It also means that the food is sweet but not delicious. Blind bag-refers to learning badly, useless, and out of breath. Tears flow round-refers to something very round. Buckets are flat-refers to things that are flat, and some are inclined. (Some also read "Qiaoping") Dragon bend-refers to the loss of everything in the garden. Pigeons-refers to food that is not brittle or brittle when wet and is not easy to bite. Dead grandson-refers to an inflexible and inflexible person. (swear words ~ ~`) Scratch-know sarcasm. Also refers to itching. Brother Mao-refers to a layman who is not sensible. Drag-refers to pretending to be gentle. Conflicting slack-refers to a loose appearance. Pieces of chicken and dog-refers to trivial and incomplete things or things, with contempt. Muddy-covering-refers to the way the road is muddy and difficult to walk. What is the most commonly used word in Jinan? What are you doing? Is "what do you want?" Cut it off.-make do with it. Cut it off! This is our deal. Bite-it means that it is not easy to read, so it is difficult to pronounce ~ for example, this tongue twister really bites! Rootless collapse-refers to nonsense and boasting. Just now. I just reached the ball board. Teach others to do something-it means deceiving others by telling them to do something. Don't listen to him, he's just joking! Push-"Tai" has the same meaning as "Te" in Beijing dialect. This is a hard thing to push! Or did she push the beauty! Tight self-refers to the meaning of further aggravation. Money is tight, no money, and you are sick again! Don't care.-don't care. No.-otherwise. Why don't we do this? Hu is right.-it means perfunctory. Don't make an appointment with me, please make it clear before you go! Winding, not straight. Such as; What is this? It's winding, so hard to walk! Make people nervous-exhausted. For example, if I don't work together, I will panic ~ can't I rest? Clap by hand. Look at your dirty body and pull the dust quickly! Beard-refers to a person's disheveled appearance. Grinding-means haggling over every ounce. What a nuisance this man is, he will never stop grinding!