What Tibetan dialects do Ganzi Tibetan compatriots speak? Is it Amdo Zang?

Tibetan compatriots in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture mainly use Kang language, which is one of the three major dialects of Tibetan. Kang dialect is divided into four language families: South Road, North Road, East Road and Pastoral Area. Dege, which belongs to North Road, is more representative and can be regarded as the standard of Kanghua.

In addition, Amdo dialect is also one of the three major Tibetan dialects, commonly known as Zhuoge or Niuchang dialect, which is widely used in Shiqu, Seda, Dege, White, Luhuo and other counties and pastoral areas. However, it is uncertain whether Tibetan compatriots in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture also use Amdo dialect, because the specific usage may vary from region to region and individual.

In addition, Jiarong language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family of Sino-Tibetan language family, which is divided into three dialect areas: East, West and Northwest, and is mainly used in Danba County. The ground dialect, called "Jung", includes Maya, Putonghua, Daofu, Zaba, Sur, Namuyi, Pumi and Quyu, and is popular in Xinlong, Daofu, Luhuo, Danba, Kangding, Yajiang and Jiulong counties. These Tibetans who use different ground dialects can speak their own ground dialects in their own language areas and go out at ordinary times.