Paraphrase nanny's comments about "foot kissin'" and "mouf kissin" on page 23. do you agree with her view of courtship and marriage?

The use of colloquial language and dialect is strong in this work by Zora Hurston as it is used to indicate that this is the story of a black woman from the south. The "foot kissin" means acting like a servant or more like one, while someone acting more like a Janie's equal is described by Nanny with "mouf kissin".