"幺蛻子" is a slang word in the Northeast Chinese dialect, especially in the dialects of Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other northeastern provinces.
Northeast dialect has a lot of unique mantras and slang, here are some examples:
What's going on?' or what's going on: These two words are common expressions to express surprise or doubt, and are often used to ask about the cause or progress of the matter.
What the hell are you doing": This phrase is a mantra that is often used to ask the other person what they are doing or want to do.
Rubbing, grinding what": these two words are common words to describe slow movement or procrastination.
Sa Yazi, Sa Huan'er": These two words are common words to describe people or animals running and moving.
"Out of tune": This term describes a person or thing that does not conform to conventions or standards, and has a derogatory connotation.
Gada, "旮旯": these two words are common words to describe corners and hidden places.
Bear-like, bear-like: These two words are common words to describe people or things that are bad and not worth mentioning.
,: these two words are common words to describe small talk and waste of time.
Flickering, "blindfolding": these two words are common words to describe people or things that are not in a good state and are dizzy.
Dese, "Dash": These two words are common words to describe people or things that are ostentatious and arrogant.
The above are just a few examples, there are many unique mantras and slang in the Tohoku dialect, which enrich the language, culture and lifestyle of the Tohoku region.
The characteristics of the Northeast dialect are mainly as follows:
The pronunciation of zh, ch, and sh is different from that of Mandarin, giving people a feeling of depression and frustration.
The vocabulary is humorous, vivid, witty, slightly exaggerated, and often uses some dialect words, making the expression more vivid, appropriate and intimate.
There are differences in grammatical structure from Mandarin, such as the use of mantras and slang such as "what's going on", "what's going on", and "what are you doing".
The tone is unique, and the tone is abrupt, giving people a strong sense of regional characteristics and culture.
The Northeast dialect is one of the Chinese dialects, mainly including Northeast Mandarin, Beijing Mandarin, Jiaoliao Mandarin, etc., and is used in Northeast China, namely Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang Provinces and the five ASEAN cities in Inner Mongolia, Chengde, Qinhuangdao, etc.
The characteristics of the Northeast dialect include high-pitched, subdued, sonorous and powerful pronunciation, and the vocabulary is humorous, vivid, witty, and slightly exaggerated. It is inherited from the Hongshan culture and produced by the integration and development of various ethnic languages and cultures in Northeast China.
In addition, the lexical expression of the Northeast dialect is also very distinctive, and some dialect words have more profound meanings when used in specific contexts.