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Why is Zunyi dialect a little close to Chongqing dialect?

This question is similar to what I just answered another friend. Let me show you. It was fun! Phonologically speaking, the Han language in Southwest China probably belongs to Sichuan dialect, but some local dialects are completely different. Everyone is familiar with Chongqing dialect, but Zunyi dialect may not be well understood. Many local children in Zunyi may not know much about it now. Send you some Zunyi dialects to have a look! 1. Unfamiliar means unaccustomed. 2. Habitual means too spoiled. 3. Shao, Dadaer: Hair tied into ponytails or rushed into the sky. 4. Playing golf: wrestling. 5. acid bending: annoying. 6. spinning concave: winding. 7. Early pants: lifting pants or pulling pants legs. 8. Closed teeth: toothache. 9. Lip licking: flattering 10. Unable to think about the stomach: 16544. No oil/water 13. Repair (seen twice) is very good, thousands of times: naughty, naughty 14. Wait (watch it again) Bao Er: The consequences of eating too much salt 15. Surprise: Make a fuss. Mystery 16. See earn: care, care. Hold on tight. 19. This (that) is time, and this (that) is time. This (that) is the point. 20. Scraping poison: cruel and heartless 2 1. Dirty people: shameful, shameful 22. Decisiveness: swearing 23. Teacher and mother, Mao Gapo: a fictional terrorist character who scares children .. No.29 serves. That noise, that rest, that moment, that moment: at that time 30. Making friends: elusive, difficult to make up 365,438+0. Bad bitch: No.32 bitch. Smoke pocket: dustpan 33. Stop: page 34. Stop: 35 under the bed. Rabbit people are annoyed every day: not generous. 37 away. C: Peel corn. Ma Ma Za (read three times) Za: talkative. Animal series: curve (earthworm) hairy cat (dragonfly) oil claw mother (grasshopper) flea (flea) golden child (cicada) (frog) Lai (toad) nest (roundworm) oil thief (cockroach) sparrow (bird) call home (bird) (hip) head (knee) light bulb (eye) Don't click (pinch), the money is here (hit), jump (fall), take an exam, drill (knock on the head), play around (be distracted), go to (next to) scoop rice (fill rice), click (cross over), adjust (run) and pity. Tell Hal that his tongue is broken (lost). Come here/come here (reach over). Read his feet (stamp his feet). Press (press) the pen (filter). Get up (make up) horse face (board face). Paws doze off (doze off). Claw ball (kicking). Kill iron (clean) others: wash white (wash white). (How much) God took off (finished) the gel (rubbed it back and forth when stepping on his foot), killed one foot (stopped when riding in the car), squeaked (rubbed) and grabbed (topped) the fairy board (a little helpless, called Xiaozu), and trembled (didn't do a good job)? (? ) scatter (ba) Lu Er (round) sword Baba Baba (stutter) critical eye (bad eye) definitely (scold) shuttle (slip) whistle skin (lose face) fight room (that is) bean head (right) comfortable (can/cool) repair (whole person) kill pole (eat cheap). Ok) I'm dragging my paws (what are you doing). I'm so black (so scary). I'm so stupid (oily). I'm going to (touch) my shoes (covers) and wait for my children (heels). I am grateful for my feet (coughing up my feet) and transporting oil (gutter oil). I guess I'll write a pencil sharpener. Tie your mouth (deteriorate) and scold (blame) your armor (oil stain on your body) is very west (muddy road). Row (queue), shrink (slide). Start again/lift (sew) and ask you to sleep (sleep). Eat (eat) without restraint. The basket is crooked (to put the child to bed). Light bulbs began to appear (with bad eyes). Peacock (I don't know. A: Today's bonus is old. B: Shovel shovel. It was only issued yesterday. Toothbrush: I was scared by other people's words before. Honest and frank A: "The shorts I bought today are 700 years old!" B: "toothbrush, your baby still has money ~!" Don't tell me about that cub, he has a good toothbrush ~! Give me a break: give me a break. My friend said, I saw Jacky Cheung downstairs today. I said, give me a break. Finally, I caught a typical cold. My nose is full, but I have to go to the hospital because I have to register for volleyball for half a day. Doctors don't believe in water polo either. Handball at home is better than going to the tennis hospital. If the softball doesn't fall, I won't be free to run around and get cut back by billiards. In the case of surgery,