What do you know about the local dialects? What are the dialects of each region?

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China's Eight Great Dialect Languages:

1. Northern dialects. It is customary to call it "official language". There are Northeast Mandarin, Northwest Mandarin, Jin Mandarin, Southwest Mandarin and so on.

2. Wu dialect. The Wu dialect is known as the "Wu Nong whisper", which is represented by Shanghainese dialect (one is represented by Suzhou dialect).

3. Hunan dialect. Represented by Changsha dialect, it is distributed in most areas of Hunan Province, and the population of Han nationality accounts for about 5 of the total number of Han people.

Fourth, the Gan dialect. Represented by Nanchang dialect, it is mainly distributed in Jiangxi Province (except for the eastern riverside zone and the south) and the southeast of Hubei Province, and the population accounts for about the total number of Han people.

5. Hakka dialect. Represented by the Meixian dialect of Guangdong, it is mainly distributed in the eastern, southern and northern parts of Guangdong Province, the southeastern part of Guangxi, the western part of Fujian Province, the southern part of Jiangxi Province, and a few areas of Hunan and Sichuan, and the population accounts for about 4 percent of the total number of Han people.

6. Northern Fujian dialect. Represented by Fuzhou dialect, distributed in the northern part of Fujian Province and part of Taiwan Province, some overseas Chinese in Nanyang also speak the northern Fujian dialect. The user population accounts for about the total number of Han people.

7. Southern Fujian dialect. Represented by Xiamen dialect, it is distributed in the southern part of Fujian Province, the eastern part of Guangdong Province and part of Hainan Province, as well as most of Taiwan Province. There are also many overseas Chinese in Nanyang who speak the southern Fujian dialect, and the population of the speaker accounts for about 3 of the total number of Han people.

8. Cantonese dialect. Represented by Cantonese dialect, it is distributed in most parts of Guangdong Province and southeastern Guangxi. Most of the compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, as well as overseas Chinese from Nanyang and some other countries, speak the Cantonese dialect, and the population accounts for about 5 percent of the total number of Han people.

In fact, there are many local dialects that are difficult to translate in our Mandarin, but each region has its own unique dialect, which is different.

1 Chongqing dialect.

In a broad sense, it refers to living in the urban area of Chongqing and various districts and counties (such as Dianjiang County, etc.), which belongs to the Chengyu small piece of the southwest official dialect, and is one of the dialects in the Sichuan-Guizhou piece of the southwest official dialect.

In a narrow sense, it refers to "old Chongqing", and the language is spoken in the eastern part of Xiachuan.

It also refers to the Chongqing people's "Zhan Yanzier", that is, after the break or trapped language, seeing wisdom in humor, which is a special phenomenon of Chongqing dialect.

2 Jiangxi dialect.

Gan is the most dominant dialect in Jiangxi, covering not only two-thirds of the province's area and population, but also parts of neighboring provinces such as Hunan, Hubei, Anhui, Fujian, and Zhejiang.

At the same time, Jiangxi also has Hakka, Jianghuai official dialect, southwest official dialect, Wu language and Hui dialect.

Therefore, there is a saying in Jiangxi that "three miles of Zaochang are not in a different tone, and ten miles are not in a different tone".

3 Guizhou dialect.

It belongs to the official dialect of the southwest, and it is generally based on Guiyang dialect as the main standard.

Due to the differences in the dialects of various regions of Guizhou, it cannot be unified, and there is also a saying that "there is no Guizhou dialect", and there are only local dialects in Guizhou.

4 Hubei dialect.

It mainly includes the Southwest Mandarin, Jianghuai Mandarin, Huang Xiaopian and Jiangxi dialects, of which the Southwest Mandarin is the main body.

In the southeast of Hubei, Xianning, Daye, Yangxin, and Liangzihu, which are close to Jiangxi, speak Gan language, which is officially called Datong Pian.

Huangpi District, Xinzhou District, Xiaogan and Huanggang of Wuhan City in eastern Hubei Province speak the Yingji Jianghuai dialect, which is officially called Huang Xiaopian .

1. Hainan: Defeat. 2. Shandong: ripping color.

3. Shanghai: Zhandu.

4. Dialects of Henan, Anhui and Hubei: Xinqiu.

5. Sichuan or Shaanxi and other regions: melon peel, melon baby seed.

Review. Languages will gradually diverge as they migrate to distant places as collectives or come into contact with different cultures, giving rise to dialects distributed across different regions. Chinese dialects are widely distributed, with more than 900 million speakers.

Chinese dialects, commonly known as local dialects, are only spoken in a certain area, and they are not another language independent of the national language, but only a language used in local areas. Most of the dialects of modern Chinese have been gradually formed after a long process of evolution.

There are many elements in the formation of Chinese dialects, including social, historical, and geographical factors, such as population migration, and the geographical barrier of mountains and rivers. There are also elements that belong to the language itself, such as the imbalance in the development of language, the mutual contact and mutual influence of different languages, etc.

<> "It's dirty, how do you say it in the dialect of Lachang?"

Shanxi: The goods are dead.

Hubei: The toilet is dead.

Shandong: Nest.

Jilin: Burying.

Yueyang wheel stuffy pickpocket: la lao si la

Shanghai: Zang (four voices cracked) is dead

Anhui: The soup is over.

Each place has its own local dialect, and for many dialects in the pendulous places, not only are outsiders incomprehensible, but many dialects cannot be translated in Mandarin.

Take my hometown as an example, my hometown is located in the southernmost part of the Liaodong Peninsula, and the local dialect is not the same as the dialects of other colleagues around. However, many of our local dialects are difficult for outsiders to understand, and it is difficult for us to translate and express them in Mandarin ourselves.

Just like the dialect we often say "glass lid", this dialect sounds like many people have some monks who are confused, thinking that the glass should be covered with a lid or the lid of a glass bottle, in fact, this dialect refers to a person's knees. There is also a local dialect called "dog gas", which is also difficult to translate in Mandarin, but the meaning expressed in this dialect is to describe a person who is too stingy, always too calculating and calculating. In addition, many people do not understand the dialect of "evil", in fact, the meaning of this dialect is the meaning of eating, such as eating, we often call it bad rice.

Although it is said that young people nowadays rarely speak these dialects anymore, these dialects are the best memories of my childhood.