1, comfortable-satisfied, comfortable, so cool.
2. Got it.-Okay
3, false-hypocrisy
Step 4 pick it up-clip it up
5, licking your ears-afraid of your wife
6. A lot of money.-How much?
7.sazi (what)-what?
8. Play with friends-fall in love
9, put the dragon gate array-idle chat
10, Bangbang-porter
1 1, so old-ok.
12, black is very good-very good.
13, Hal-idiot
Langer 14- what?
15, overbearing-amazing, great.
16, right-right, ok, got it, no problem.
17, zuà zi-what is your choir doing?
18, soliciting contributions (l m:ng)- How about it?
19, cute-beautiful, beautiful
20, silly pinch-silly.
2 1, _ _(niāngniāng)- auntie
22. An elderly person/father
23. Every family (gāgā)- Grandma
24, a lot-how much
25. Stop the foot when picking up the car.
Expanding knowledge: how to say Chongqing dialect
1. Some words in the ancient Chinese group "Gujianxiao" have been pronounced as tongue sounds j[t_], Q [T _] and x[_] in Mandarin today, but the ancient sounds are still preserved in Chongqing dialect and are pronounced as root sounds g[k], k[k_] and h[x].
For example: Xie (gāi), Jietou (gā i), Jiejiao (gài), Crab (hā i) (pronounced kā i in some areas), Shoes (hái), Several Rooms (gān) and Xia Hou (hà).
2. The eight initials of Guang Yun in Middle Ages are divided into five initials PP _ Fv and zero initials in Chongqing dialect. The following words are pronounced as light-lipped F in Beijing pronunciation, but remain heavy-lipped pronunciation in Chongqing dialect, thus becoming exceptions.
3. In ancient Chinese, the initial consonant (ng) remained before the vowel in Chongqing dialect and became the vowel before the vowel in Chongqing dialect. This is older than Mandarin.
For example: the foot of cliff (ngái), the child stone of rock (nián), research (niān), career (nié) achievement, strict sewing (ngán), death (ngā), fright (nga) and pregnancy (ruèn).
4. Chongqing dialect still retains the rhyme of ancient Chinese [_].
For example, (gū), (gū), (gū), angles (gó) and (hó), (gó), and (hó), and (hó).
5. Grey rhyme is rhyme.
For example: thunder (luéi), thief (zuí) obscene, tears (luèi), class (luèi) parting, equality (GI/Ai Ji), ladder (gāi/jiāi), ring (jiài), finger and machine (jiài).
6. Other irregular changes
For example, take (sén), bump (cu ǐ ng), elephant (qiàng), dun (dēn), Mao (mòng), Mou (mǐ ng) and Luo (zuāi).
7. Preserve the pronunciation of Tang and Song Dynasties
For example: eyebrows (mí) and lateral (xiá) holes.