Funing dialect joke video

I like dialects, so I know a little about your problem. I come from Yangzhou.

First of all, the small piece of Fu Bin is used within the jurisdiction of Yancheng City, which is located in the north-central part of Jiangsu Province. As we all know, Jiangsu is a small province, which is pitiful compared with Xinjiang. But we also know that Jiangsu is very developed, because the environment and transportation are very convenient. This will make your first question easier. Why are there many Wu dialects in Jianghuai dialect? Because the distance between Jianghuai dialect and Wu dialect is very close, it is inevitable to influence and contain each other. Coupled with the circulation of culture and material since ancient times, it is difficult to find common ground.

I have seen people say that in Jiangsu (not the Central Plains Mandarin area), people only spit out half the words! ! This is the characteristic of our dialect. If most Wu dialects are soft in the middle and soft in the middle, then our Jianghuai dialect sounds like cadence and priority. Naturally, it's a bit like a syllable.

However, note that Jianghuai dialect is a general term, in fact, there are huge internal differences! ! Some can hardly communicate. For example, when an old man in Yangzhou meets an old woman in Taizhou, the other person may soon be unable to understand, and even foreigners can hear the difference between them. At present, it is generally believed that Jianghuai dialect is hard in the east and soft in the west. The harder it goes to the north, the softer it goes to the south (except for some special dialects such as Nantong downtown dialect or Nanjing dialect).

Yancheng is in the north of Taizhou and Nantong, and Tairu sound film of Jianghuai dialect is used in most areas of Taizhou and Nantong. So it's not difficult to explain your "duck" problem, because it's too much like the "duck" in the movie reading "A". I think it is quite normal that you say "tooth" is different from "duck", because the standard you are based on is Mandarin, not northern dialect, and the pronunciation in Mandarin is the same. Do Jianghuai dialects have to be pronounced the same? Let me give you an example: "Shan" and "Fan" in Mandarin are warped, but there is no warping in Jianghuai dialect. It should be pronounced as "San", but in Yangzhou dialect, "Shan" is pronounced as "San" and "Fan" as "Xin".

As for the local dialect, it can be seen everywhere. This is a local characteristic.

Your last question. . . Hehe, interesting.

I support the principle of overall consideration, that is, "giving consideration to both aspects". Dialect contains too much folk essence and historical legacy, which can never be ignored, let alone abandoned! Regarding the inheritance of dialects, various localities have also taken corresponding measures (for example, there is a dialect selection competition in Yangzhou). Although the popularization scheme has affected the independence of dialects, I think it is impossible to "blaspheme". What we have to do is to conceive how to protect dialects in this inevitable environment and put them into action. At present, the general environment and direction are very favorable to us. No one wants to stop it from continuing, right?

The division of dialect areas is purely a means for linguists to deeply analyze China. By this means, people will have a more comprehensive understanding of local history and folk customs. I don't think there will be anything you said. Although I am an amateur, what I want to say is that dialectology is not simpler than any other subject. China has a vast territory and rich natural resources. Every region is different, but there is an essential connection between them. Besides soul of china, the biggest connection can only be the language-Chinese. Then, in this way, we can understand the ecology and folk customs of different places from dialects. Through comparison, we can also understand the migration of population and the integration of different cultures ... Jianghuai dialect is the product of the integration of northern and southern dialects. Coupled with the analysis of the geographical location of Jianghuai area, it is reasonable to assume that Jianghuai area is a cultural bridge between the north and the south of China. Compare the history again, oh, the hypothesis holds. A ready-made example: Why Yancheng is called Yancheng Wang Wen Yi Sheng is to produce salt! Where is so much salt? Go north and south, the whole country! ! I once again apply for the correctness of the conclusion ... the charm of dialect, in my opinion, is an indispensable medium in reasoning and a powerful mine in exploration.

I hope I can help you, thank you! !