When it's okay, add a small word to swear. Why did you change your body and add a hanging word in recent years?

Spoken proverbs are sometimes just tacit combinations or borrowed meanings, and orthography cannot be considered orthography! Just as the word "small door" is only circulated in Hong Kong, it was very popular in the first twenty or thirty years. Later, the word "* * *" was introduced in the newspaper, and readers may mistake it for orthography! In fact, it is just a borrowing sound similar to a certain point! "* * *" refers to the male reproductive organs, and the phonetic diu 2 in the business dictionary is spelled as a dirty word in spoken language! No other detailed explanation "* * *" is not accepted as orthographic detailed explanation in Kangxi dictionary! According to the phonetics of the old saying, "* * *" is a new alternative pronunciation of "bird".

Because "* * *" is annotated with "Diao", the original sound of "Bird" is gradually forgotten and only exists in Cantonese (Hakka northern spoken language, etc. ) and ancient books! Tang Yun) Zhuyin: all cut, (rhyme) (rhyme) Zhuyin: Ding Liao, no matter how you spell it in Cantonese, Hakka or Mandarin, the result is almost the same as today's pronunciation of rude words, that is, ancient pronunciation! Basically, "bird" and "* * *" are homophonic, but the times are different! Look up the words "bird" and "* * *" in the business dictionary.

Explain that people are cursing now! (Kangxi Dictionary) There is no reference to the ancient books about "birds"

The word "* * *" is a verb sentence, and only "bird" is used as a noun in detail. Whether reading "Jue" or "Diu 2" refers to birds! In fact, there is a saying that "bird" is used as a verb to curse people, whether it is spoken in the north or in the ancient dialect (Cantonese or Hakka)! The above words are just borrowed words, and there is no orthography! The colloquial words used to swear in Cantonese, from "bird" to "* * *" to "xiaomen" and then to "* * *", are just borrowed meanings and are used in subculture slang. There is no orthography, only substitutes that are closer to the spoken meaning! "Small door" is a newly coined word in recent decades. Not written, but understandable! 19/01/2008 2009-01901:43: 35 Supplement: Please note that "* * *" is officially recorded in regular dictionaries, such as business dictionaries or Kangxi dictionaries. All the above arguments are very positive. From a purely academic point of view ...

You've seen it before. What's that word? All right! Here you are? . ? Is the next sentence a typo Lin Yutang's dialect is orthography. Many Chinese input methods have this word. !