撈鬆

From Mandarin 老兄 (lǎoxiōng, “brother”).

撈鬆

1. (Cantonese, derogatory) Mandarin-speaking Northerners
   • 2019, 許定銘, “「撈鬆丙公」：張向天”, in 香港文學醉一生一世, 增訂版 [zēngdìngbǎn] edition, Hong Kong: 初文出版社, page 92:

     他在〈談吃生蒜〉一文中，説他初到南方時，經常聽到鄰居的兒童在他背後唱押韻的童歌：「撈鬆，撈鬆，不吃葱！」 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
     他在〈谈吃生蒜〉一文中，说他初到南方时，经常听到邻居的儿童在他背后唱押韵的童歌：「捞松，捞松，不吃葱！」 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]

     taa¹ zoi⁶ ‘taam⁴ hek³ saang¹ syun³’ jat¹ man⁴ zung¹, syut³ taa¹ co¹ dou³ naam⁴ fong¹ si⁴, ging¹ soeng⁴ ting³ dou³ leon⁴ geoi¹ dik¹ ji⁴ tung⁴ zoi⁶ taa¹ bui³ hau⁶ coeng³ aat³ wan⁵ dik¹ tung⁴ go¹: “laau¹ sung¹, laau¹ sung¹, bat¹ hek³ cung¹!” [Jyutping]

     In his article "On Eating Raw Garlic", he said that when he just arrived in the south, he always heard his neighbour's children singing a nursery rhyme behind his back: "Northerners, northerners, they don't eat green onions!"