The relationship between Vietnamese and Cantonese

Vietnamese. The linguistic affiliation has not yet been determined, with Cantonese.

There is not much direct contact.

Vietnamese and Korean.

The Japanese language has been deeply influenced by the culture of kanji since ancient times. Under the rule of China from the 1st century to the 10th century AD, Vietnamese introduced a huge vocabulary of Chinese characters, whose pronunciation (Han-Yue Yin) was similar to that of Middle Chinese Chinese, but its grammar inherited a lot of Khmer characteristics. For example, Schmidt judged that Vietnamese and Mon have a large number of basic words with the same origin as Khmer, and the grammatical structure is basically the same, and some Chinese scholars start from the bottom of Vietnamese and find that Vietnamese and Wa languages have homology.

Other linguists consider Vietnamese to be an isolated language, and since the question of Vietnamese's linguistic affiliation is controversial, it is considered to belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family for the time being.

It is a hybrid language formed by the fusion of the three language families of Zhuang-Kam and Austroasiatic.

Nope"Vietnamese", only"Vietnamese. "

Vietnamese. "It is not directly related to Cantonese"Vietnamese. "There is also a Zhuang (ethnic) language between Cantonese and Cantonese, and Cantonese and Zhuang cannot be communicated"Vietnamese. "Nor is it interoperable.

Vietnam had been separated from China since the fall of the Tang Dynasty in the early 10th century, and the Cantonese language did not take shape until the 12th and 13th centuries when immigrants from Zhuji Lane moved south during the Southern Song Dynasty.

Wow, you'll have to find a linguist

I'm looking it up. Vietnamese, that is, Vietnamese (I think you speak it 80 percent of the time), the relationship between the two? They are all influenced by the culture of Chinese characters.

As for the region, there should be, one is the Chu language from the south, and the other is influenced by India (that is, Vietnamese).

I think you're waiting for the expert, waiting.

No, not in the same language family. One reason is that the word order and form of Cantonese and other branches of Chinese are largely the same, but Cantonese and Vietnamese are completely different. For example, the abbreviation of China should be "People's Republic of China", and the Cantonese language is still "People's Republic of China", but the Vietnamese word "Socialist Republic of Vietnam" means c ng hòa x h i ch ngh a vi t nam, so it can be seen that Cantonese and Vietnamese are completely different.

Cantonese: Cantonese, known as Cantonese and Cantonese dialects in Guangdong and vernacular in Guangxi, is a tonal language that belongs to the Chinese dialect of the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is the mother tongue of the Cantonese people in Guangdong and the vernacular people in Guangxi.

It is widely used in the central and western parts of Guangdong, southeastern Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macau and parts of Southeast Asia in southern China, as well as in overseas Chinese communities.

Cantonese is both a language and a dialect.

Cantonese is a language spoken in Guangdong Province, Hong Kong, Macao and other places, and is also one of the most representative dialects of southern China. Cantonese has a unique phonetic, grammatical, and vocabulary that is very different from Mandarin and other dialects. Cantonese is widely spoken in southern China and is the main language of communication among locals.

Since Hong Kong and Macau are international cities, Cantonese is also one of the official languages of these regions and is spoken and learned by more and more people. As a language, Cantonese has its own grammar, vocabulary and cultural connotations, and has become an important cultural and ethnic symbol in Guangdong Province, Hong Kong and Macao. It is also widely used in the Chinese community and overseas Chinese, and has important practical and cultural significance.

The history, characteristics, status and influence of Cantonese have many aspects that deserve to be in-depth, involving linguistics, cultural studies, sociology and other disciplines. Through the in-depth study of Cantonese, one can better understand the historical, cultural and social development of southern China, and also help to promote the inheritance and development of Chinese culture.

Benefits of learning Cantonese:

1. It is conducive to exchange and communication.

As a worldwide language, Cantonese is widely used in Hong Kong, Guangdong, Macao and other regions, and is the main language of communication among overseas Chinese, southern Chinese and Chinese in some Southeast Asian countries. Learning Cantonese can help people understand and communicate better, expand the scope of interpersonal communication, and enhance communication skills and communication skills.

2. Improve professional competitiveness.

Learning Cantonese is also a great help for career development, especially in the confrontation and cooperation with Hong Kong, Macau and other regions. Mastering Cantonese can further develop the job market, increase career opportunities and competitiveness.

3. Master Cantonese culture and history.

Learning Cantonese not only allows you to master a language, but also learn about the culture and history of Cantonese. Cantonese is an important part of China's multi-ethnic culture, and its connotations and historical origins are rich. By learning Cantonese, you can better understand and appreciate the charm of southern Chinese culture, while also deepening your understanding of Chinese history and culture.

In fact, Cantonese is a language branch, Cantonese is not a language or a dialect, it is the Guangzhou dialect Bu Ji Liwan District accent representative and preemptive Cantonese, Cantonese and other nouns, Guangzhou dialect turned into Cantonese, and then I can't understand Wuyi dialect, Chaozhou dialect, Goukou dialect, Yangjiang dialect and so on. It is necessary to increase Putonghua pinyin education in Guangzhou and Hong Kong. The Wuyi dialect was pulled into the Cantonese branch, the Yangjiang dialect was pulled into the Cantonese branch, the Goukou dialect was pulled into the Cantonese branch, etc., and finally the Guangzhou dialect people could not understand the Wuyi dialect, could not understand the Goukou dialect, could not understand the Yangjiang dialect, and so on.

Around 2004, Guangzhou was developed into a large human settlement, and a large number of people moved into Guangzhou, which is destined to be a Mandarin-speaking city with dry mountains! In order to defend the accent of the Liwan District of the Guangzhou dialect, the Guangzhou dialect people used the encyclopedia Cantonese entries to spread rumors and deceive others, oppress and eliminate the local dialects of Guangdong Province, such as: Wuyi dialect, Guanbao dialect, Xiangshan dialect, Goukou dialect, etc., and then fantasized about using the accent of the Guangzhou dialect Liwan District to dominate China.

The noun Cantonese itself, itself is a noun of a language branch, referred to as: language branch, mistaking the Cantonese language branch as a language or dialect, is simply the wrong direction of the word. The Liwan dialect of the Guangzhou dialect represents Cantonese and Cantonese and other nouns, and then forces the subway stations, bus stations, airports, radio stations, television stations, etc. in cities across Guangdong Province to use the Guangzhou dialect (the representative sound of the so-called Cantonese).

Don't people in Hong Kong and Macau still speak Mandarin? It seems that the education of Mandarin (Chinese) in Hong Kong and Macau will be increased! The invasion of the Guangzhou dialect into the classrooms of Hong Kong and Macau is very harmful, and every day I fantasize about fighting Mandarin!

We people all over Guangdong Province can't be deceived by the Guangzhou dialect (the so-called Cantonese)! Learn Mandarin well and speak Mandarin well!

Cantonese is a dialect.

Cantonese is a tonal language of the Sino-Tibetan Chinese family, one of the seven major dialects of Chinese Chinese, and the mother tongue of the Cantonese people of the Han nationality.

Cantonese is widely spoken in central and western Guangdong, central and southern Guangxi in southern China, as well as in Hong Kong, Macau and parts of Southeast Asia, as well as in overseas Chinese communities. Its name** is derived from the ancient Chinese name for the south, "Yue" or "Yue".

Cantonese is the third largest speaker in China, after Northern Chinese, which is spoken by about 800 million people, and Wu language, which is spoken by about 80 million people, and ranks 16th in the world. Although the population is smaller than Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese is spoken in a wide range of areas.

Cantonese is not only widely used in the overseas Chinese community, but also supports the Cantonese culture centered on Hong Kong culture and southern Cantonese culture, which makes Cantonese have a strong influence and vitality. It can be said that Cantonese is one of the languages with strong vitality in the world.

Cantonese is a Cantonese dialect.

Chinese: Chinese, that is, the language of the Han nationality, is the common language of China, one of the international common languages, belonging to the Sino-Tibetan language family, and Tibetan, Zhuang, Dai, Kam, Li, Yi, Miao, Yao in China, and Thai, Burmese outside China are all related languages.

The number of people who speak Chinese in the world is at least 1.5 billion, more than 20% of the world's total population, and it is the official language of China and Singapore, and is also one of the six working languages of the United Nations.

Cantonese: Cantonese, also known as Cantonese and Cantonese, commonly known as vernacular, and Tang dialect overseas, is a tonal language of the Tibetan Chinese family, one of the seven major dialects of China, and the mother tongue of the Cantonese people of the Han nationality.

Cantonese originated from the ancient Central Plains dialect and has a complete nine tones and six tones, which perfectly retains the characteristics of ancient Chinese. Cantonese is widely spoken in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Hong Kong, Macau, North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Christmas Island, and Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam in Southeast Asia.