In your hometown, are there certain dialect words that are about to disappear?

Hometown Weifang. After a few years of schooling, I returned to my hometown after six years and clearly felt the decline in the use of dialects, on the one hand, I felt very civilized, but on the other hand, I felt that it was the absence of a certain culture. In particular, there are many old people speaking some dialects on the street, I can almost understand, but there are also many words that I have never heard, and I have to go home to ask my parents, they also say that there are fewer and fewer people who speak local dialect now, and many of the original authentic Weixian local dialect are not fully understood by few people when they listen to it now.

Hometown Nanning. After ten years of wandering, I returned to my hometown and felt that the use of dialects had decreased, on the one hand, I felt that this was a kind of social progress, but on the other hand, I felt that it was a loss of local languages and the absence of a certain culture. In particular, many people of the older generation speak some dialects on the street, which they can almost understand, some of which are interesting words that add to the joy of life, and there are also many words that they can't hear for a while, and they will go home and ask their parents for the fun of chatting after cooking.

There are more dialect words that have disappeared in Sichuan, my Ba people's hometown. Society is developing and progressing, the language is unified, and it may be better for certain dialects to disappear, just as Qin Shi Huang unified the written language.

The children who go to school in the village, from kindergarten onwards, the teachers speak Mandarin, and with the influence of television, these children can basically understand dialects, but they can't speak them.

Parents also said that now they speak less and less local dialects, now the living conditions have improved, many of the hometown are taking children to the city to work, Mandarin is becoming more and more common, many children of the younger generation can not understand the local dialect, and there is also a communication barrier with the older generation, and they can only use each other's smiles to express love. This phenomenon is also quite frightening, although this is a kind of social progress, the improvement of education and culture, but the local dialect of the hometown is also losing more and more heavily.

Many words are almost no longer used nowadays, because interpersonal communication is becoming more frequent, and people in different places will interpret the same thing in dialects differently, and in order to avoid misunderstandings, dialect communication is generally avoided. Moreover, the essence of dialect lies in the change of intonation, and the intonation of young people nowadays is no longer standard.

In fact, it's not just dialect words, many of my friends who are also from Jinan don't even speak Jinan dialect. China is vast and profound, with many dialects of Chinese and minority languages, and ancient China was a small-scale peasant economy, and apart from a few large-scale ethnic integrations in history, there was a lack of communication between regions, so many regions had their own language systems.

When I came home for the Chinese New Year last year, I was really speaking in tongues (because I hadn't been home for several years), I was really at a loss, I didn't know which language to speak, and suddenly I was particularly unfamiliar and unaccustomed to this dialect, but I still reluctantly said it, but fortunately I didn't completely forget.

Hometown Chongqing. There are fewer and fewer people who can speak in tongues, and teenagers basically don't know about it. The fundamental reasons are, first, the popularization of Mandarin, and second, many dialects can only be spoken but not written, and all rely on oral transmission. Just take some animals as an example (pronunciation): ants.

But when I said this, I sprayed it up, and I had tears in my stomach, and I went to school in Luoyang since I was a child. When I returned to my hometown, I couldn't understand what people said, I couldn't say it, I couldn't say it, I was very embarrassed, I could only tell people what you said, and people would say, then whoever is who, I can't say what we say here, and I have to lose in a province

For the sake of his own life, for his dreams, and for a stable home in the future, he was forced to leave his hometown, go out to work and study, and he didn't go back for a few years.

Many people say that some nouns cannot be said in tongues.

Who knows what a flat food is? What is Le Se? This is the name of my hometown dialect, dumplings, garbage.

We are fortunate in the Taigu dialect, and some people are automatically doing the work of collecting dialects, such as me