The last article talked about some words about astronomical geography in my hometown dialect. This article will talk about dialects about dates and seasons. Dialect is the most difficult and commonly used part in my opinion.

Last year and next year are called the first year of Chinese New Year, in which the head of the first year should be read in my place, and the meaning before the head also appears in the back. For example, before the Spring Festival, it is called the first Spring Festival here.

The beginning of a year is called the first year, which seems to be the only name here. The first half and the second half are called the first half and the second half.

Summer is called if the sky, if, which means burning, here refers to hot or high temperature, which can basically replace the word hot. For example, today's food Ruo does not Ruo, and the oil in the pot really Ruo does not Ruo?

Wheat Day, that is, the season of wheat ripening, is called wheat ripening around May in the lunar calendar, and it is almost ripe now.

Time of day.

Yesterday, today and tomorrow are called night, today and tomorrow.

Dawn and dusk are called light and darkness.

Noon in the morning and afternoon are called the first noon and the second half noon after getting angry.

From 10 in the morning to 12 in the afternoon, call fire boss at noon at one or two in the afternoon.

The day is called the day. Night is called afternoon (the activity time from dinner to bedtime) or even darker.

That's it for the second season. These are common words in my daily life.