Guangxi people speak Mandarin unclearly, and it is not standard

Please don't despise the people of Guangxi because of this, there is no place in the country where Mandarin is standard, and it has a certain local accent. It is based on Beijing pronunciation, combined with certain scientific pronunciation skills, is the standard Mandarin, (some textbooks can't explain clearly), you think, if the north is very standard, the country's broadcasting station directly sent a Beijinger is not over? The anchor of CCTV (so many Beijingers), but who has not undergone scientific training at the Communication University before they can go up.

Some northerners who speak old and roll always look down on Guangxi people, how many of them are curly tongue sounds in Hanyu Pinyin. And from a certain point of view, Guangxi is passively accepted; As for not being able to speak, it's just a personal matter, your teacher is going to be born in Beijing, and he is probably better than yours.

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Can't say the same It doesn't look at the region There is a clear difference between what Guibei and Guinan say Northern Guibei is mostly Han Speak Mandarin can basically control the pronunciation Like Wenqing Ouyang Xiadan Both Guilin people are also CCTV hosts Their Mandarin is very standard And the southern Guilin region is dominated by Zhuang people So it is more important to speak with local characteristics Like one of my teachers, Guangxi Baise people, he speaks very interestingly He can say that the refrigerator is an ice injury, and the stool is a stool stool, etc., these are all normal, so it can't be said that it can only be said that it can only be said partially.

It's impossible to say whether Mandarin is standard or not. As long as it's a southerner. Mandarin without professional training.

They are all spoken with a strong local dialect. This is called burnt salt Mandarin! Generally speaking, the standard Mandarin is more standard than that spoken by people in the northern region.

Because the standard answers in Mandarin are all in northern pronunciation!

No, it depends on what standard you have to listen to, people in other places, accustomed to listening to local words, feel that Guangxi Mandarin with a local accent, not enough standard, but Northeast people also have a Northeast accent, Taiwanese also have a Taiwanese accent, what is the standard, the formal definition of Mandarin is to Beijing pronunciation as the standard sound, the northern dialect as the basic dialect, and the exemplary modern vernacular works as the grammatical norms, but in Guangxi people it sounds like it is not necessarily standard, so Mandarin is a communication tool, As long as it makes it easy for the other person to understand what you mean, that's fine. When it comes to standards, most of the announcers are quite standard. Personally, I think Namp is also very good, hehe.

I don't think it's too comprehensive. I am!

I'm from Guangdong, and I don't say it's standard, Nanpu.

Mandarin is not standard, the words are not clear, and there is a hometown accent, how can you speak Mandarin well?

Listen to the news and learn from it sentence by sentence. Over time, there will be progress.

As a Guangxi person, I am going to stand up and clarify this point to you, because our area is a place where ethnic minorities gather in the Zhuang Autonomous Region, and ethnic minorities will definitely have their own hometown dialects and some dialects, after all, they have survived in our land, and they are all natives of Guangxi, and the dialogue between each other must be in dialects, and very few outsiders have been talking in dialects for a long time, which has led to our Mandarin being a little non-standard.

And like taking grandma and mother's time, their communication methods are all in local dialect and hometown dialect, and it is rarely popularized to Mandarin, so the children who grew up in that era will have more non-standard Mandarin, but when we are now more than 90 children, Mandarin is very standard, so don't misunderstand, don't keep the impression of Guangxi people in the 80s, then you are wrong.

I am also a girl who can speak Zhuang, but this does not affect the standard level of Mandarin I speak, and many outsiders can't tell that I am from Guangxi when they hear my accent. So in fact, as long as you divide your hometown dialect and Mandarin well, and pay more attention to some warped tongue sounds and flat tongue sounds when you usually speak Mandarin, so that it will not seem that your language is not standard, but I will never feel inferior to the Zhuang language in my hometown, and many people are reluctant to learn Zhuang language, because it will affect the standard level of speaking Mandarin.

After all, I also grew up with my grandparents, they don't speak Mandarin as a reason, I learned Zhuang language to communicate with them, Zhuang language is also a characteristic and culture of our nation, I hope that today's young people will not forget it, this one. The national culture is worthy of our inheritance and development.

As a Guangxi person, I would like to tell you one thing, in fact, the Zhuang people in Guangxi and a certain ethnic group in Thailand were the same ancestor thousands of years ago. Other ethnic groups are not excluded from the same ancestors as some ethnic groups in Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia and other countries. Different ethnic tribes are very different in terms of language pronunciation, not to mention that we are a multi-ethnic province.

Perhaps for people from relatively monotonous ethnic areas, the Mandarin of most of us in Guangxi is not particularly standard. Although it is often seen on the Internet that some people ridicule Nanning Mandarin, Nanning originally spoke in the vernacular, after the promotion of Mandarin nationwide, the people of Nanning have retained their local characteristics while being in line with international standards!

In fact, the Mandarin spoken by people in different regions of Guangxi is also different, although it is not standard in the eyes of most people, but don't feel inferior because of this, Mandarin is not standard can be learned, what ethnic culture you are born in can not learn. Therefore, as a child of Guangxi, when I talk about the culture and history of ethnic minorities in Guangxi with children from the north. I'm proud from the bottom of my heart!

Due to the influence of geographical topography, in the long river of historical development, more or less will bring a lot of influence to the people in our Guangxi region, slowly with the gradual increase of the population of the ethnic group, the degree of relationship between people is more and more complex, the market trading activities are becoming more and more frequent, and gradually multiply a more unified language (僮语) is also the current Zhuang language, and then the Zhuang language is invented. This can be seen from this, the wisdom of the people at that time, the rich cultural records brought to us by the long history, etc., these are all advantages that we should be proud of. So much so that the older generation is basically speaking in tongues, which also affects the next generation of people.

But I personally feel that there is no inferiority complex, and this matter is not standard for Mandarin, these can be compensated for through acquired development, but there will be other factors in the process that interfere with me, such as being ridiculed by others at school, and this situation exists around me. With the continuous development of society, transportation is becoming more and more convenient, more and more people go out and walk in, and culture continues to develop and integrate, and there is basically no traffic communication barrier. We shouldn't have put our own ideas in the past, and we shouldn't have a different view of them.

Being able to speak Zhuang is actually a kind of ability, which will help us a lot in the present, in the future, and so on. For non-standard speech, we should learn to communicate more. Rather than being limited to other people's opinions and not being good at expressing yourself.

These are my (student's) opinions. Thank you for your forbearance!

Because Guangxi was not a prosperous place in ancient times, it was inconvenient to communicate with the outside world, and almost all the people here were guarded in their homes for generations, and there was little communication with the outside world, so they gradually formed their own unique characteristics, and their flat tongue pronunciation will not be as standard as ours when passed down from generation to generation. This also forms their unique characteristic.

Because the cultural environment of each place is hugely different, then the cultural differences are also huge, which will lead to the fact that the Mandarin of Guangxi people is not a special standard, but each place has a way of communication in each place, and Mandarin is only a way of communication in the whole country, not only the Mandarin of Guangxi people is not standard, but also in other places.

There are many ethnic groups in China, and each ethnic group also has different humanities and cultures, and the language is not the same between districts, so it has always been implemented to speak Mandarin, Mandarin is generally adapted from the later northern dialect, and people in Guangxi generally convert Guangxi dialect to Mandarin is not very easy to learn, because Guangxi dialect is more tongue-twisting, and it is not easy to speak Mandarin, so it gives people the feeling that Guangxi's Mandarin is not standard.

The host of Guangxi TV and the host of CCTV speak with the same accent, Liuzhou dialect standard, if Liuzhou dialect is used as the official language, it is estimated that Guangxi people can say how the provinces listed are not standard.

I am from Nanning, Guangxi, and in the city, there are many outsiders who speak fairly standardly. But in the county, there are very few outsiders who go to the countryside, so that they all communicate in dialects and basically do not use Mandarin. The situation in the South is that when you meet outsiders, you have to communicate in a language that you can understand.

But don't say that Guangxi people are inarticulate, that was the saying in the 60s of the last century. The current post-80s, post-90s, and post-00s are all in school, and they are also standardized. So please don't make fun of Namp.

Why do you only say that the Mandarin of Guangxi people is not standard, every place has Mandarin with local characteristics, Beijing has Beijing-style Mandarin, Northeast Mandarin spoken by Northeast people, Taiwanese speak Taiwanese accent, Sichuan Trump, why don't you say these, why do you say that Guangxi people speak non-standard Mandarin.

Now the standard of children's Mandarin thieves, the concept should not stay in the past, it was just a bad life before, but now that the national policy is good, the situation is different, just like the general increase in the height of students in Guangxi now.

Mandarin (Chinese) as a second language is not standard and normal, just like our major cities in Sichuan and Chongqing usually communicate with their own mother tongue (Mandarin). The first language I was exposed to was my mother tongue, and I began to learn Chinese (Mandarin) when I arrived at school.

I'll come here, the dialects of Guangxi generally don't have a warped tongue sound, and they basically don't breathe in and out, so when speaking Mandarin, these words make everyone feel non-standard. This thing is that most Chinese cannot speak standard Russian.

Darn! "Not particularly standard", is "very non-standard"! Although I am also from Guangxi, I do not hide my shortcomings.

The native language of Guangxi people is Zhuang dialect, and there is no plosive sound, no warping tongue sound, no soft voice, and ...... children's voice in Zhuang dialectBut Guangxi people can learn Mandarin well if they are serious!

Because there is no tongue roll in Guangdong and Guangxi, but Mandarin is very low in tongue rolling, so it gives everyone the impression that Mandarin is relatively unspeakable, in fact, there are similar phenomena in many regions, such as Hunan, n and l are not distinguished, but because there are not many words in Mandarin with these two sounds, unlike tongue rolling, these are difficult to pronounce in the population of Guangdong and Guangxi. It's like a big tongue in the Northeast, it can't be straight, and the tongue is curled up badly at any sound.

I am an authentic Guangxi person, my Mandarin is also very plastic, others hear me speak, outsiders will smile and say you should be a Guangxi person, most Guangxi people's Mandarin and I speak the same is not very standard, and we speak some characteristics, that is, there will be a clear accent when speaking, and the words are also very heavy.

Because there are many ethnic minorities in Guangxi, and they have their own languages, they usually speak their own language, just like us, Sichuan dialect, but Mandarin is also taught in schools, but there are not many places where they are used, and they are mainly dialects. And the environment on their side has also affected them, and they have been speaking dialects for generations, so they are not very fluent in Mandarin.

The standard is that most of the eastern part of the area has no accent, as between 8090 I rarely have a very confident person, I feel that our side of 7080 Mandarin is okay. Maybe 70 can't pinyin is true. Those who can speak pinyin will speak standard Mandarin.

Most of those who can speak English can speak loudly.

Because Mandarin is not the native language of Guangxi, Mandarin can be said to be a foreign language, do you speak English standardly? You say that English is not standard, and you still require that Mandarin, which is a foreign language for Guangxi people, is it too much?

Mandarin is not particularly standard Hunan and Fujian, etc., is their Mandarin very standard? Why does it have to be such a comparison? What is the significance of standards?

Most people in Zhongshan, Hezhou, Guangxi can speak several languages, including Zhongshan local dialect, Guiliu dialect, vernacular, Hakka, Mandarin, and Yao dialect in Fuchuan.

Please tell me that in all provinces of China, except for the places that have been designated as Mandarin, the majority of the people in which Mandarin is of a special standard.

No, it depends on what standard you have to listen to, people in other places, accustomed to listening to local words, feel that Guangxi Mandarin with a local accent, not enough standard, but Northeast people also have a Northeast accent, Taiwanese also have a Taiwanese accent, what is the standard, the formal definition of Mandarin is to Beijing pronunciation as the standard sound, the northern dialect as the basic dialect, and the exemplary modern vernacular works as the grammatical norms, but in Guangxi people it sounds like it is not necessarily standard, so Mandarin is a communication tool, As long as it makes it easy for the other person to understand what you mean, that's fine. When it comes to standards, most of the announcers are quite standard. Personally, I think Namp is also very good, hehe.