Usually used at the end of a sentence, indicating that the words are not finished but it doesn't matter. It's a bit like saying something in Chinese and then adding "something like that" or "something like that" at the end. It's a bit of a joke. It can be used to laugh at others' nonsense, and it can also be used to replace things that you can't remember or are unimportant.
Slang, dialect. From the pronunciation, Bala, Bala. I think it refers to guava in Taiwan Province Province. Usually Taiwanese pronunciation, pronunciation (spicy), but the word is guava. It means ordinary, very popular, and has no special meaning, just following the trend. A little deeper, there is this tone again, and the meaning of old age is in it.
Nonsense and nonsense mean blah in English slang. Take the meaning of homophonic balabala and other nonsense.
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1, near, not far. Similar to the northeast dialect "Qianer". Example: a, my home is here in Bala; B, go to Bala. It's too far away for me to reach.
2, half of the meaning, half of one thing; Or half a sentence of language. Example: a, just eat this bala cake. I'm not hungry. How can you speak Bala? Like a child, he can't even speak completely.
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