What are the characteristics of Tianjin dialect? Want to learn,

Tianjin language is inclusive of all rivers and rivers. It does not speak Mandarin or official accent, but is easy to understand, has accurate context, and is clean and crisp. What is important is that Tianjin dialect is clean and crisp? People are busy and trendy. The ebb and flow of the tide determines the rhythm of people's lives. People walk on the street without raising their heads and are always in a hurry. Since ancient times, there have been Tianjin people watching fights on the road, but it is rare to see Tianjin people standing on the side of the road chatting. Chapter. Crosstalk master Hou Baolin summarizes the characteristics of Tianjin dialect in one sentence, absolutely two words: "Who is it?" "It's me." "What are you doing?" "Pee (sui)". People here speak with high voices. , why? I'm afraid you can't hear clearly, so I don't have time to repeat it to you. Tianjin people use one word to comment on right and wrong: "叏", which is both reward and praise, praise and derogation. The people of justice are all in the word "叏" .

The fact that Tianjin dialect can stand out from many dialects across the country and become a "well-known brand" may be related to the fact that Tianjin has produced many cross talk actors in recent years. Especially in the movie "It's okay to steal" starring Feng Gong. "Music", once it was released, the Tianjin dialect became popular all over the country and was widely sought after. Countless "amateurs" emerged. To this day, there are still many people who can say a few words in a serious manner: "Say you are Zorro, you are No gun..."

Another well-known feature of Tianjin dialect is that strange women are collectively referred to as "sisters". In the words of A Yi, the current host of "Tell the Truth", it is called "When I arrive in Tianjin, There is no sister." When I was six years old, my mother took me to a store. The aunt behind the counter pointed at me and shouted: "This little sister..."

My parents are from the northwest, and they came to Tianjin due to work transfer in their early years. The unit where they work is located in the suburbs. Due to its large scale, it is basically self-contained and has little contact with the outside world. The employees in the factory come from all over the world, and Mandarin is the common language there. Perhaps their fathers have a deep respect for their hometown. This is a disguised nostalgia, and most people have reservations about Tianjin dialect. In their opinion, Tianjin dialect is too rough and unpleasant to listen to.

It was not until I went to school and went to the city that I slowly changed this concept. .In addition to teachers and classmates, the people I interact with on a daily basis include convenience store owners, barber shop masters, fruit sellers, and pancake vendors... almost all of them are native Tianjin people and speak with an authentic Tianjin accent.

Go to school When I was young, I often slept late and woke up very late. With disheveled hair and sleepy eyes, I ran to buy breakfast. While waiting for the two aunties at the canteen to give me hot milk or fried eggs, I chatted with them. The two of them chatted with each other. Aunts are talkative, and they especially like to ask you about your family background or whether you have a boyfriend. They are always happy and smiling. Occasionally, if a girl calls and quarrels and cries with her boyfriend, they will pull them aside and break them into pieces on the floor. The force of persuasion is very similar to that of a neighborhood committee lady trying to persuade a young couple to fight. I am used to hearing their long drawn out "Hey, I'm saying" and "You", and over time, I can hear a different kind of tenderness. Although she is not as soft-spoken as a Jiangnan woman, she still has a rare warmth and warmth.

However, the same language, when spoken from a man's mouth, is completely replaced by another one. It’s a taste. It seems that every young and old man in Tianjin is born with a high-class voice, and his voice is as loud as a bell. The flower-faced shops in Tianjin’s opera industry have always been full of talented people, and they are powerful all over the country. Even the stalls on the roadside, The sound of shouting is unique. Most of the people in this business are men. No matter what they sell, they will pile it on the ground carelessly. They stand aside with their arms crossed and open their throats and shout. People from all over the street gather around. Tianjin people buy things. Ai Lun Dui'er seems to always think that this is the cheapest and most affordable way. If you don't believe it, if you take a cart of apples to Tianjin, put them carefully and neatly, put a small blackboard in front and write "1 yuan per catty", it is definitely not as good as throwing them on the ground randomly. A bunch of them, find a young man from Tianjin who has enough energy to shout "4 pounds for 5 yuan" for you to sell faster. Sometimes it happens that several stalls are connected together, and everyone comes together with all their strength. That sounds like It was definitely very impressive.

One time I asked for directions at a bus stop, and an old man pointed with me for a long time. When I walked out, I was still confused. Two streets away, I heard him getting angry behind me. He shouted loudly, like he was lecturing his own children, and the sound was so loud that everyone within a few miles around turned to look. I blushed, and turned around as he said, feeling aggrieved by the boss. I walked out for a few steps, thinking about it and laughing again. : Forget it, forget it, if it were me, I wouldn’t be willing to worry so much and get into such trouble for a stranger.

It has been a few years since I came to Beijing to work. I have already mastered a standard Beijing dialect, and I have some memories of Tianjin dialect.

It was dusty and locked in my heart, and it seemed that I had really forgotten everything. I had a holiday a while ago, and suddenly I wanted to visit Tianjin Quanyechang on a whim. I took the train there, stepped out of Tianjin Station, and bumped into a guy who came towards me and said: " Sister, do you want a car?" It hit me like a hard brick, which made me dizzy for a while. After a long time to recover, the floodgates in my heart suddenly opened, and endless past memories poured out. I couldn't help but said happily: "Yes! Master! , you lead me around to the lively places! I just want to hear the taste of Tianjin again..."

There is a cross talk joke that talks about the dialects of various places. When speaking in Tianjin dialect, the characteristic of crosstalk actors speaking in Tianjin dialect is that they speak two words per sentence. For example, a man got up at night and wanted to go to the courtyard to relieve himself, which alarmed his brother, so his brother asked outside: "Who is it?" ?" At this time, the younger brother replied: "It's me." The elder brother asked again: "What?" The younger brother replied: "pee" (niàosuī), which made everyone laugh.

Of course, not all Tianjin people speak like this, and not all Tianjin dialects only have two words. If so, it would be too funny. But the simplicity of language is a major feature of Tianjin dialect, and some of them are not originally If it only has two words, Tianjin people can also condense it into two words. For example, the most famous Quanyechang in Tianjin is called "Quanyechang" by Tianjin people, and the word "ye" is not pronounced.

Tianjin people speak with heavy teeth. For example, they say "things" as "four emotions" and "shuo" as "suo". There is a joke that when people in Tianjin speak, it turns out that It is said that a piece of dough "gets short when you knead it, and becomes long when you stretch it out." According to the Tianjin people, it becomes "one Youyou short, one ginseng (cēn) ginseng (cēn) becomes long." This is because of the Tianjin people. The initial consonant r is pronounced as the initial consonant y, and the initial consonant ch is pronounced as the initial consonant c. This is the reason why Tianjin people speak with heavy dental sounds.

It is precisely because Tianjin people speak concisely and have heavy dental sounds, In addition, Tianjin people speak loudly, so people think that Tianjin people speak rudely. Indeed, whether it is on a train or on a ship, when people speak, only Tianjin people speak the most harshly, and even more so in some Tianjin. People like to point fingers when talking, and this makes it even more obvious that Tianjin people like to yell. Recently, some young people in Tianjin don’t speak Tianjin dialect when they go out, which actually makes them look more polite. It’s just that some Tianjin people have heavy accents. It is no longer easy to correct, so if you speak Mandarin with a heavy dental pronunciation, you might as well not speak Mandarin at all.

In addition to the phonetic differences between Tianjin dialect and Mandarin, more importantly, Tianjin dialect There are many Tianjin dialects spoken, and these dialects are even more difficult for outsiders to understand. Say a piece of authentic Tianjin dialect and see how well everyone can understand: "When the night bird is blindfolded, the master has already gone down to fight. There's an old man here who gets into a big fight when we meet him. He can't get over it even if we say we're going to be together. He's a mixed bag of people, and he's always being pretentious. Sooner or later, I'll slap him with the sole of my shoe." Tell me. What kind of sentence is this? This sentence means, "Last night when it was getting dark, the sun had already gone down. At this time, a man came from the countryside. When he met, he made endless troubles. It was no big deal. The thing is, he is different from others. He always quarrels with others, and sooner or later I will beat him with the sole of my shoe."

Of course, nowadays, this kind of very local Tianjin dialect means you are in Tianjin. You can no longer hear it, but you may still hear some of the words, such as "various" and "guiqi", which are still used by Tianjin people today. Mr. Cao Yu in the play "Sunrise" In it, a lot of Tianjin dialect is used, such as "big fruit man", which is a big peanut, "your kid is also 'various'" and so on, which sounds quite Tianjin interesting.

Promotion Mandarin, Tianjin people say, is "a Beijing accent." With the advancement of life, Tianjin people's Mandarin has become more and more authentic. Now, when you go to primary school and the children speak Mandarin, you can no longer recognize their Tianjin accent. Today's Tianjin people speak with less pronounced sibilance, and Tianjin's unique words can only be heard in the mouths of older people.