Phonology of Songzi Dialect (Weishi Town)

I'm from Weishi Town, and I'm going to express the voice of my hometown. Welcome to add. Examples of notes on the names of international phonetic symbols and the pairs of phonetic symbols in Putonghua: P No breath, clear lips and stop sounds.

Tenius silent double lip sound stop courseware p. :n？ In other words, B in Putonghua comes from the auxiliary mother and the partial merged mother P in Middle Chinese. Breathe to clear the lips and stop the sound

Breathing, voiceless, double-lipped. In other words, P in Mandarin comes from the mother-in-law and some merged mother-in-law M-lip nasal sounds in Middle Chinese.

Double-lipped nasal sounds are full of ma:n, that is, M in Putonghua comes from the Ming vowel F in the Middle Ages.

Voiced lip-tooth fricative anti-fa:n, that is, F in Putonghua comes from three initials V of unvoiced sound in Middle Ages.

Voiced lip and tooth rubbing clothes? I:vu: Mandarin has no corresponding sound, only exists in the language stream. T do not exhale to clear the gum blockage.

Tenius unvoiced cogging Di ti:? That is to say, D in Putonghua comes from vowel and partial vowel T? Breathing air clears the gums and stops.

Breathing, voiceless, alveolar plug diagram t? U: That is to say, the T in Putonghua comes from the voiced sound of the middle D.

Voiced alveolar plug must be kndi:? Mandarin has no corresponding sound, only exists in the language stream.

Alveolar nasal sound, Youni: That is to say, the N in Mandarin comes from the soft L of the middle ancient vowel and vowel.

The lateral alveolar approximation, l? :? That is to say, the L in Putonghua comes from the origin of middle ancient Chinese and the hong sound of clay mother and mother. Hard palate nasal sound

Palatal nasal sound, your home? ja:？ There is no corresponding sound in Putonghua, which is alienated from N, and K does not exhale to clear the soft palate.

Tenius unvoiced soft palate stop k:? That is to say, the G in Putonghua comes from the vowels of Middle Chinese and some groups of vowels. Breathe to clean the soft palate.

Breathing across k, voiceless, tongue-stuffed? A:? That is to say, the K in Putonghua comes from the west wood of Middle Chinese, and the Yin Hong H in some vowels comes from clearing the throat and fricative sounds.

Voiced larynx, fricative and h? It is similar to H in Mandarin, but slightly different from Xiao Mu and Natsume Yin Hong in Middle Ages? Turbid hard palate plug

Voiced palate? A: There is no corresponding sound in N Mandarin, which comes from Japanese mother and suspected mother after nasal drops. Clean gums and maxilla without air supply.

Tenius's silent alveolar palatal appendage? j？ That is to say, J in Putonghua comes from mother's middle vision, mother's middle essence, and some mother's middle group and slave's middle mother's soft voice to clear gums and upper jaw.

Alveolar palate with aspirated and unvoiced sound

I: that is, Q in Putonghua comes from the mother, Qing mother and some group mothers, obedient mothers and evil mothers in Middle Chinese. Gingival palatal fricative sound

Voiced alveoli-palatal sizzling west? Me:? That is to say, the X in Putonghua comes from the soft tones ts of Xiao Mu, Natsume, Mu Xin and Xie Mu in the Middle Ages, and it is not for clearing the gums.

Ts in Tenius silent Alveolo affiliated? In other words, Z in Mandarin comes from Yin Hong, Zhao Mu, Anemarrhena asphodeloides, and some ts in Yin Hong? Air supply to remove rubber plug and rubbing sound.

Alveolo affiliated chongts: that is, C in Putonghua comes from unvoiced vowels, wearing vowels, unvoiced vowels and some unvoiced vowels, unvoiced vowels and unvoiced vowels S in Middle Chinese.

The unvoiced alveolo sibilant is pure su:n rising tone, that is, the S in Putonghua comes from the mother tongue, the Yin Hong of the evil mother, the J-hard palatal sound of the inspection mother and the Zen mother in Middle Chinese.

Palatal approach to medical journals? That is to say, Y in Mandarin comes from the initial consonant of shadow, the initial consonant of metaphor and the scream of pinching. Soft palate nasal sound

Velar's nose is soft a:n? Mandarin has no corresponding Japanese vowels and doubtful vowels in middle ancient Chinese, and some of them fall off as? ? Glottic stop

Laryngeal frog a:? There are no corresponding letters in Mandarin to indicate the opening and closing of shadow mother and metaphorical mother, and R gingival trill.

Alveolo vibrato shoes ha:ir Mandarin has no corresponding sound and is alienated from ts. Note: in the actual sound value, there is a t/d/l? (tenius voiceless dental plug), T (aspirated voiceless dental plug), L? (unvoiced alveolar approximation), Isophonic value (alveolar flap gum flicker); 、? There are variants (voiceless palace-alveolar fricative). A: A vowel without a round lip before the opening.

The vowel before opening is big ta:? Which is the A in Mandarin? A semi-open vowel with round lips

Open round vowel medicine j? : o similar to mandarin? : central vowel

Middle vowel black h? Ei, similar to Mandarin, is a vowel with a non-round lip before closing.

Yu Ji: I-pinch call in Mandarin is combined with the same mouth call, so rain = u: closed round-lipped vowel.

Turn off the wrap vowel tree su:? Which is the U in Mandarin? Semi-open front non-round lip vowel

Non-round vowel water s before opening? There is no corresponding sound in Putonghua, plus the middle sound J, which is ie. : The vowel center is closed and the lips are not round.

Turn off the central non-circular vowel four s? :? That is, the corresponding I after z/c/s/zh/ch/sh in Mandarin? A closed vowel with non-circular lips

Take back the incomplete vowels to k:? Mandarin has no corresponding sound, and it is alienated from u, okay? After mutual variation with au, h? A: I am a crab. Ha: Me? With what? I'm a variant of each other. Ei versus tei? Spoken language is often weakened into? And u together will form wi (tear lwi:? ) a:n delete s? A: n? ? : n tons t? :n？ When combined with u, it will form u:n (pure su:n) i:n forest li:n most of the I:? They all become i:n, and a few I:? Also read like me:? A:? Just ka: I:? Coagulation? Me:? :? Chong ts: horizontal mutual variation?

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