Doesn t it feel like Fengfeng s accent is hard to hear???

The local language of Handan Fengfeng is really hard to hear.

It seems to be similar to what Silly Gener said in "No Thieves in the World". That's what my friend told me. Because he is Fengfeng's.

But how can you say that your native accent is unpleasant! You shouldn't even think that your local accent there will give you a loss of face in front of your boyfriend! The son is not ugly, let alone his own native voice!

This is called the characteristic, the mountain is so hot, to the peak of the peak will not see the peak will speak Fengfeng words, as a contemporary young Chinese must first have a skill, that is, to see people and talk about everyone, and talk about ...... hell

Both dialects and Mandarin should be grasped with both hands, and both hands should be hard.

That's how I am! It feels good!

Fengfeng now speaks Mandarin for the most part.

Some of them don't speak Mandarin anymore.

That's the local language.

It's good if you get used to it.

Silly root is from Xingtai.

It's nice to talk about the wind, especially in Mandarin.

You're a pro. Is it okay to despise the native sound? Although I also think some. But each place has its own dialect.

Handan Mandarin is very distinctive in other places.

As soon as you hear it, you know it's from Handan.

It's true. This is not to say that there is any disparagement.

But it's really distinctive.

Yes, I don't think it sounds good, but it's not your fault that you say that it's really not where people live.

Despise you.

Damn, what do you say? Now the young people of Fengfeng, who doesn't speak Mandarin anymore? Dizzy, I went to high school and college, and I feel that our Fengfeng Mandarin is better, not so villager-like

In the Handan area, Fengfeng and Wu'an are the best, where do you want to go?

I'm in Shijiazhuang, and I don't feel that our hometown is very bad. I don't know what you're thinking.

Southern dialect is not understood by northerners at all, isn't it even less like Mandarin? Henan dialect has a lot of different tones from Mandarin, and there is a little dialect, so it sounds awkward.

Henan dialect is very good, especially the authentic and flavorful spoken by the older generation, and I myself especially like the official dialect of the Central Plains. However, Henan is a province with a large population, and the accents of different places are also different, and even between villages in some places. Therefore, there are some Henan dialects that are not particularly good.

But overall, Henan dialect is very charming, especially kind.

It's your own problem, and if Henan is the richest region in the country, you think it's good. Don't quibble!

No, our hometown dialect is very good (Henan people) meaning is not easy to understand, it is some of the more commonly used dialects, outsiders naturally can't understand it, and the others are very close to Mandarin

In fact, Henan dialect originated from the official dialect of the Song Dynasty, and it seems to have a quaint taste now.

In the Central Plains, the most commonly used Mandarin is Henan dialect, Big Brother. As a native of Henan, I also speak Henan dialect. Sometimes, I also feel that Henan dialect is weird, but it is very interesting and fun, and I personally think that Henan dialect is more interesting than Northeast dialect.

Do you know us in Henan? We speak a style in a place in Henan, as a Henan person, I can't understand the words of some places, I don't understand Xinxiang, Xinyang dialect can't understand, Zhoukou likes to say that the coat is a gown, we like to say that the coat is a cloth shirt, I don't know much about the rest, I can't make too many evaluations, Henan is so big, I advise you to see more, and then evaluate our Henan accent, ok?

Listen to it, I personally like English pronunciation, but I've always found it difficult to learn.

Not a British accent. Your spoken language needs to be strengthened, pay attention to the intonation of your voice, your spoken language is with a very serious accent, if you want to listen well, practice more.

Personally, I feel that American English is good.

In fact, people everywhere have accents when they speak, and people in Beijing, Northeast China, and North China naturally speak the closest to Mandarin, but when outsiders hear them, they still have accents, and it's not just a matter of accents, and the words used in each region are different, and they feel different. Anyone who records themselves speaking finds it hard to hear with an accent. And that's because we don't listen to ourselves in the same way that others listen to us.

If you watch more Mandarin programs, imitate more, practice more, your Mandarin will improve to a certain extent, but it won't change completely, for example, a native-born Chinese-American who thinks they can speak Chinese, or that their parents speak Chinese at home, and they will speak English with a Chinese accent unknowingly, unlike native-born white people who speak English. What's more, you are from Guangzhou, you grew up in the countryside, your native language is actually Cantonese, and it is not easy to speak Mandarin, so practice more, but there is no need to worry too much, or make it difficult for yourself, thinking that everyone speaks more or less with a local accent, I was born and raised in China, where Mandarin is spoken, and then I have a higher level of education, but when I speak, I will more or less have an accent, because under normal circumstances, no one will speak Chinese like a news broadcast.

Non-standard pronunciation? I'm really not afraid of this. Teaching you a trick will work, and most importantly, you will experience happiness from it. Insist on watching CCTV "News Network" every day. Thank you.

What I want to say is that your accent is not a particularly shameful thing, and it will not affect your learning of English, as long as you pay attention to observation, you will find that people who learn English well Mandarin is not necessarily very standard, or even non-standard, so be confident; As for correction, I suggest you get up early every morning to find some rare words to read and learn"Hiccup", which is a good practice because that's how my teacher taught us when I was on the radio station before. You might as well give it a try!

Listen and read more, communicate more with standard people, and change it in one semester.

It doesn't matter, I'm not familiar with each other's accents. Because you are in the north, basically most of the northern Chinese official dialects are spoken in northern China, with similar pronunciation, at least they can still be understood from region to region. But when you come to the south, you have different customs and different winds, even the same city may have accent problems, not to mention the entire southern region, which is basically the same chicken and duck.

And it is common to feel that the other party's accent is unpleasant, and there are many southern dialects that are very good, such as Cantonese, Wu, Hokkien, etc., which are more famous.

Therefore, when northerners come to the south, they may not be accustomed to the language, while southerners go to the north, basically as if they are listening to Mandarin, so there will be no great resistance.

You just need to learn to appreciate it, after all, the south retains a lot of ancient Chinese, such as Cantonese and Chaoshan dialect, while the northern official dialect is influenced by the Caucasian language family, with a strong foreign language flavor, and is not close to ancient Chinese Chinese.

It's not because it's ugly, it's because you don't understand it, so it's hot.

The fire is big and it highlights the enthusiasm of the people of Nandang.

This shows that your local dialect is too heavy, and you are not used to hearing the sound emitted by the tape recorder, and the above factors account for the main part, I hope you use Mandarin to practice and then record and pay attention to the tone to listen to ensure that it is good.

It's not that it's hard to hear, maybe you find that your voice is not what you expected.

Because when you listen to other people's voices, it's all airborne.

My own is the part of my body.

When you record it, it's airborne.

So everybody is like that.

Maybe others don't think they have a good voice.

Yes, this is true for all.

Now the Mandarin test organized by the Language Committee has pre-test tutoring, so take part in the trial.

Especially good things don't sound bad.

Personally, I think it's my dialect: Pingxiang dialect!!

You go to the Internet to check the Pingxiang dialect, and you will know that it is ugly when you listen to it, haha.

Nanjing dialect, Yu Qiuyu said in "Cultural Journey".

Compared to the dialect of his hometown, it is difficult to listen to the words of other places!!

ps: Personally, I don't like to listen to Sichuan dialect the most (it's just a matter of personal preference, there is no irony in it, and there is a lot of offense).

I think it's a foreign language.

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Generally, it is difficult for me to hear my real voice, and I can only understand it through recording or other means, because our auxiliary pronunciations such as the maxillary sinus are different, of course, you can try to be louder, because our voice is generally lower when we chat.

This one is innate, and it can't be changed.

I don't have all the five tones, and I like to sing very much, but I can't help it, I can only listen to others sing.

Go sing it, in Mandarin. Yaya, I don't believe you still have problems with Mandarin!!

I don't think anyone's words are ugly, as long as people can understand them

Fix it! Quite simply, there is nothing that cannot be done, only not to do it.