Laik
意味: Play, to be off work (Yorkshire).
'Laiking' in Yorkshire means playing or being off work. 'The bairns are out laiking' means the children are out playing. 'I'm laiking today' means I'm not working. From Old Norse and preserved strongly in Yorkshire.
例文
- Kids are out laiking. 孩子们在外面玩Los niños están jugando fuera子供たちが外で遊んでる아이들이 밖에서 놀고 있어.
- I'm laiking today. 我今天不上班Hoy no trabajo今日は仕事休みだ오늘은 일 안 해.
- Stop laiking about. 别闹了Deja de hacer el tontoふざけるのをやめろ장난 그만 쳐.
発音
/leɪk/
使い方ガイド
場面: play, work, children
トーン: casual, traditional
✓ 正しい言い方
- Laik玩耍jugar遊ぶ놀다
- Laiking正在玩jugando遊んでいる놀고 있어
- Out laiking出去玩了fuera jugando外で遊んでいる밖에서 놀고 있어
✗ 間違った言い方
- Traditional Yorkshire—younger might not know传统约克郡方言——年轻人可能不认识Dialecto tradicional de Yorkshire, los jóvenes pueden no conocerlo伝統的なヨークシャー方言——若い世代は知らないかも전통적 요크셔 표현——젊은 세대는 모를 수 있음
よくある間違い
- Playing (children) OR not working (adults)
起源と歴史
From Old Norse 'leika' meaning to play, which survives in Scandinavian languages. Viking settlement in Yorkshire left this and other Norse words embedded in local dialect.
語源: From Old Norse 'leika' (to play)
初出: Viking origins, Yorkshire usage
文化的背景
Era: Viking origins to present
Generation: Older generations especially
Social background: Working class associations
Pop culture: Traditional Yorkshire
Regional notes: Traditional Yorkshire dialect.
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