Wen Shi hummed, "Tomorrow, I'll go with you after work to have a look."
"Okay."
The craftsman making the embroidery frame was found by Wen Shi, and the transaction was discussed in the island dialect.
Yi Chichi was in a state of hearing but not understanding the entire time.
In this era, where Mandarin hasn't been widely promoted yet, the reason she could communicate with military families from all over the country was because some sister-in-laws' local dialects were quite similar to Mandarin, so they could understand.
Some had studied it in school or were taught by their own men, and along with the language environment in the family area, they learned over time.
So, she had no trouble communicating with the family members.
But the local dialect...
Sorry, she hadn't learned it yet.
Without Wen Shi, she couldn't even communicate with the locals, relying solely on gestures—the mere thought of it was suffocating.
