I really like Hattori Heiji’s Osaka accent, which sounds very handsome and crisp. But is it true that this accent is discriminated against in Japan? What status does it have?

There is no doubt that Hattori Heiji’s Osaka accent is handsome.

Some people say that Osaka dialect is like the status of dialects in China. In fact, it is not appropriate, because different dialects have different impressions in the eyes of Chinese people. For example, Taiwanese and Hong Kong dialects are very sweet and cute. , and our Northeastern dialect has a completely different image. As soon as the Northeastern dialect comes out, everyone will find it funny inexplicably. This is the difference.

I have never studied Japanese and am a layman, but Heiji’s Osaka accent is very pleasant to my ears. Could it be that we don’t like it because of the discrimination against that dialect? Besides, Osaka dialect is not a form of discrimination. Tokyoites will feel strange and happy when they hear Osaka people speak, but that is not discrimination. Every language has its own culture, connotation, and background. As Heiji himself said, "Osaka dialect is also very special." Great Japanese! "So, a normal Japanese will never discriminate against the Osaka dialect.

Take the Northeastern dialect for example! Beijingers will definitely feel strange when they hear Mr. Zhao Benshan speak, but they must admit that every word Mr. Zhao speaks is truly the quintessence of Asia. What happened to the dialect? What's wrong? The purpose is to make the audience feel comfortable and open, even if we say that we love the house and the bird. If you like Heiji, you also like the tone and way he speaks. This kind of thing is inevitable. And our inner feelings have nothing to do with whether they are discriminated against or not. That's it.

So, LZ, don’t worry, because until now I haven’t heard anyone say that Heiji’s Osaka accent is not nice! Have you heard anyone say that?

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