1:01:23Nawh you’re never cool, only cute:face-blue-smiling:
1:01:27it's more like Beijing dialect.
1:01:27I forgot wemi is a native speaker
1:01:41Of course I still think you're cute
1:01:49Is wemi a native mandarin speaker?!?!?
1:01:57can you give us like a American equivalent example Ms.Uruka?:_urukaMindbreak:🔲🔲
1:02:00That remains to be seen :face_with_monocle: doesen et
1:02:04Like between Alabama and New Jersey English, it's not quite a dialect but it's more than an accent.
1:02:15Like different kinds of vocabulary between them?
1:02:27Elite English yoo:face-red-heart-shape:
1:02:33It's not quite a dialect, but it's more than accent.
1:02:44South American spanish is like this as well iirc
1:02:54a shanghai, canto, taiwan, and mandarin walk into a collab
1:03:06never heard of fung li before
1:03:09Well, the bread looks kinda like a pineapple
1:03:10the bread is named after pineapple
1:03:18as someone from Alabama I can barely understand some of the wording of english from other people around me. everyone has their on way of speaking especially first thing in the morning
1:03:20yeah its bolo in cantonese as well
1:03:40ananas in german and other eu languages
1:04:00pineapple is also my favorite fruit
1:04:01This is making a lot of sense tbh
1:04:13kind of like how australians say 'thongs' to refer to 'flip flops'
1:04:24So kinda like how Americans have different words for soda?
1:04:30Do you guys say tu dou for peanut?