
i found interesting picture about hiroshima dialect, it shows what words are liked most...
i'll introduce some of words from this picture.
[No.1]we love to use 'jya' , 'ken' or 'ke' in the end of sentences.
ex...
Kono Okashi Maji Oisghii Kara, Tabetemi! [ standard]
Kono Okashi Maji Oishii ke, Tabetemi! :) [hiroshima]
( this candy is really good, try it!) [english]
whenever using 'jya', 'ken' or 'ke', it would be Hiroshima dialect!
[no.2]
☆TAIGII means 'tire', 'troublesome, 'complicated', or 'difficult'
...ex
-Tsukareru! Kadai Ooi X( [standard]
-Taigii! Kadai Oosugi Jake X( [Hiroshima]
-It tires me that I have too many assaignments X( [english]
this word "taigii" used a lot!!!
what else?
[no.4]
☆Tau means to reach
...ex
-Ano Hako Made Todoku? [standard]
-Ano Hako Made Tau? [hiroshima]
-Can you reach that box? [English]
...ex
-Kinou party De Mucha shitetayo. [standard]
-Kinou party De Waya Shiyotta yo. [hiroshima]
-You messed up the party yesterday. [english]
Lastly,
☆Tachimachi means first of all / for the time being
...ex
-Toriaezu Sore de Maniau darou. [standard]
-Tachimachi Sore de Maniau jyarou. [Hiroshima]
-I'll do for the time being. [english]
this is it!
by using these word you can be perfect Hiroshimanese! (・V・)/
JYANO, (see ya)
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Do you know that I was born and used to live in Hiroshima when I was young?
ReplyDeleteI used to say "taigii" before! but I stopped saying it becoz nobody could understand the meaning in Hyogo..:( I love Hiroshima dialect! I wish I can speak like you do :)hehe
i love Hiroshima's dialect!!!
ReplyDeletethat sounds soo cute!!! :)
we have kinda different accent in Himeji too.