Nowadays, young parents no longer pass on their own dialects to their children. What do you think?

From a certain perspective, dialect is a language and culture of a certain place. For example, we born in the 1980s often use Mandarin to communicate because they were not from the same place when they got married. The child has strong imitation ability and grew up in an environment where Mandarin was spoken. Gradually, Mandarin became the child's first language.

With the popularity of Mandarin in China, school teachers require children to learn to speak Mandarin when children go to school. Gradually, the opportunities for parents to speak dialects are becoming less and less!

I personally think that we, as parents of children, should teach our children to speak dialects, because this is the inheritance of a language and culture, and the inheritance of a culture is to be passed down from generation to generation...

There are also children who are young and have strong learning ability. There is no harm in learning another language and culture. For example, the elderly at home do not speak Mandarin very well. If the children learn the dialect of their parents, It will also be more convenient for children to communicate with the elderly. Today's families generally have one or two children. Due to the separation of generations, it will be more convenient for the elderly and children to get along with each other if there are no barriers in language and culture. .

Our family has no resistance to the dialects of our hometowns, because my husband and I are constantly learning the dialects of each other’s hometowns. The purpose is to make language communication more convenient when we go back to our hometowns to visit relatives and get along with our elders. , so our children have learned two local dialects invisibly. We have verified that it does not take too much time to teach children to speak dialects. It is just like speaking in daily life. They can speak it just by talking, without adding anything. burden.

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Everyone speaks Mandarin very well, everyone can understand it. To be honest, I don’t like any dialect, communication in different places is difficult and there is no sense of beauty.

To sum it up in one sentence, "What belongs to the nation belongs to the world."

Dialects are local languages, and it is precisely because of this regional language that a nation has a charm.

Many people pursue Datong and think that if the dialects are "local", then the whole world can speak one language? Why are we vigorously protecting ancient folk houses now? Because ancient folk houses have their own characteristics, unlike the same reinforced concrete buildings. , neat and tidy, but missing a lot of charm.

China has always paid attention to inheritance, and dialects represent homeland and origins.

What is the difference between those who abandon dialects and those who wish they had lost their yellow skin immediately after going to a foreign country, and wish they could not speak Mandarin at all?

People should not forget their roots.

Language is a communication tool for human beings and the basis for human survival, production and life. The core value of language lies in application and practicality.

In this sense, as long as it does not affect the child's use and development, it does not matter whether it is a dialect or not.

From the perspective of human development, the process of world integration is getting faster and faster, and there is an increasing need to reduce language barriers. This is also an important factor in the need to weaken dialects.

Regarding the inheritance of dialects, we also need to let nature take its course. It cannot be inherited for the sake of inheritance, which will affect the objectivity of real work and life.

For children’s language education, the focus is on how to better adapt to society and the times, rather than artificially adding unnecessary pressure and burden to children.

All in all, the rise and fall of anything is the need for the development of human society, and it is better to let nature take its course.

Today’s young parents no longer pass on their own dialects to their children. What do you think?

The times are developing and mankind is progressing. Mandarin is also promoted by the state. In the future, dialects will be used less and less. Mandarin has become the standard language in China. This is the inevitable development of history.

What is a dialect? In the past, many people lived in a closed area, in small mountain villages, and did not go out to communicate. They gradually formed their own dialect in a circle, which is called dialect.

Only everyone can hear and understand these dialects clearly. Once these people use dialects outside, it will cause great obstacles to their movement and communication with others.

China has a large population, a vast territory and abundant resources. Dialects are spoken in many places, especially in the southern region, where dialects are heavier, while in the northern region, dialects are relatively lighter.

The reason for these is that many areas are economically underdeveloped. The less developed the area, the heavier the dialect. The more developed the area is, and the area with more exchanges, the dialect will gradually be replaced by Mandarin.

The most obvious one is the Northeast. In the 1940s and 1950s, many immigrants came to the Northeast.

During the land reclamation activities, a large number of immigrants came from all over the country. Immigrants from all over the country brought accents from different regions. These accents were gradually adopted in the Northeast with the popularity of Mandarin. Assimilated.

Everyone slowly changed their language habits. The Mandarin in the Northeast, the earliest one, should be said to be the most standard in Harbin and Mudanjiang. The main foreign population in these areas is relatively concentrated, and they brought the purest Mandarin language, now many provincial and municipal TV anchors are from Northeast China.

Personally I disagree! I think children should be taught dialects!

This is not only a local language, but also the transmission of family affection and the atmosphere of hometown. I want my children to know that the atmosphere of life of their parents once left a trace of nostalgia for their future!

First

I went to work a few days ago. When I came out of the elevator, I saw a grandma walking in the community with her grandson. The grandson was about three or four years old. He looks 20 years old and speaks Mandarin, while my grandma speaks her hometown dialect in Henan. The two of them were having such a conversation. I felt very awkward and there was a huge sense of separation!

My mother and my child’s grandmother have lived in Henan all their lives. They speak Mandarin very poorly, basically in dialect! I tried to imagine that my daughter was having a conversation with her grandmother. If she still spoke Mandarin, I felt that I was actively setting up barriers between the child and her grandmother!

Secondly

Because of my work, I have traveled to and stayed in many places, but there is always one place that haunts me, and that is home! Not just the local dialect, but also the local accent!

I don’t want my child to just live in a “reinforced concrete city”. I want her to know where your roots are, and maybe you will rarely go to that place in the future. But a local accent can leave you with a trace of childhood memories!

Thirdly

Many parents do not let their children learn their native dialect because they are afraid that their children will not be able to speak Mandarin well. I think it is completely unnecessary! My daughter was learning her hometown dialect and Mandarin at the same time. When she was in her hometown, she spoke her hometown dialect. After she returned to school, she didn’t have any accent in Mandarin!

The key lies in whether parents teach their children carefully!

Finally, will you teach your children to speak your hometown dialect? If not why?

Language is used for communication and communication. Because some local dialects are restricted by geography and are not conducive to communication and communication in most parts of the country, the new generation is unwilling to let their descendants continue to speak. Learn the dialect.

The situation of reform and opening up is getting better and better. Driven by the wave of globalization, people will be active on the national and world stages. Local dialects will affect people’s ability to move. No one will let them Your own child will be a "cool hater"! Not letting children learn dialects is an advanced way of life that liberates the mind and expands their horizons. We should encourage and support this approach!

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Dialect is an obvious symbol that represents a certain place, and it is also a long-term inheritance of a place.

Although dialects create communication barriers between regions, dialects still have to be passed down.

I also lived in a rural area when I was a child. They all speak dialects, thinking that the whole world speaks the same way. Even though they speak Mandarin in school, the majority of communication between teachers and classmates is in dialects. When I grew up and moved to a big city, I realized that no matter where I came from, everyone spoke Mandarin, so I followed suit. It has been Mandarin for so many years. I only spoke the dialect to my parents and neighbors back home.

Therefore, children must speak Mandarin outside the home. At least you must know the dialect in your hometown. You must keep up with the progress of the times and inherit the old traditions.

I think parents should let their children develop the habit of speaking Mandarin, which will definitely be beneficial to their future growth. Of course, this is not too difficult for me, because I am a native of Liaoning and have been living in Liaoning. Liaoning dialect is relatively close to Mandarin. My daughter is still in elementary school, and I try to speak standard Mandarin in front of her, as standard as I can.

There are at least two benefits for children to develop the habit of speaking Mandarin from an early age:

The first benefit is to reduce communication barriers when they grow up. There are various dialects in various parts of China. When a person goes to a strange place, it is inevitable that he is not familiar with the local dialect, which will cause communication difficulties. If you speak Mandarin well, this obstacle will be reduced or even eliminated. The advantages brought about by this in terms of education, employment, etc. will definitely benefit the children throughout their lives.

The second benefit is to improve academic performance, which is a very realistic benefit. Mandarin is the basis for Chinese language learning. The quality of Chinese language learning directly determines the performance of other subjects. How can a person who cannot speak or write his own mother tongue well learn other subjects well?

Therefore, more and more parents now understand the importance of Mandarin. For the sake of their children's future, it is reasonable to let their children abandon dialects and speak Mandarin.

There are many reasons why young parents no longer pass on dialects to their children. I have a child who is over 2 years old, and I am currently only teaching him Mandarin.

With the improvement of education level, Mandarin has become the common language in the country

In that era of the older generation, everyone’s education level was limited, and most people only Speaking the local dialect, after the founding of New China, Mandarin became a unified standard language and was implemented throughout the country. As education levels have become more popular over the years, more and more people can speak Mandarin, and Mandarin has become a language that can be used throughout the country. With Mandarin, people from all over the world can communicate without any barriers, which is more conducive to economic, cultural and other exchanges. Naturally, the use of dialects has become much weaker. Now I basically only speak dialects in my hometown, and when I go to other places, I always communicate in Mandarin.

Most of the young parents work in other places and do not have a dialect environment.

Today’s young parents basically work in other places, regardless of the relative level of education. Those who are taller are those who go out to work in rural areas. They will basically choose to go to big cities to work hard and have more opportunities. If their children are around, they usually communicate in Mandarin because they are not in their hometown in the city and there are no people who speak dialects around them. .

In addition, in big cities, Mandarin is basically the language of communication, plus local dialects, so parents basically teach their children Mandarin in order to adapt to life in the city and future education.

As connections across the country become increasingly closer, unified language has become an inevitable trend

Today’s China is no longer the closed and inconvenient environment it once was. You can get there quickly wherever you want to go, and economic ties, the flow of people, and cultural exchanges have all become close and inseparable.

In the past, everyone lived in a small place, a fixed area, and only needed the local dialect. Now, everyone can move freely, work, travel, etc. throughout China, and a unified language has begun become more important and practical.

Every place is becoming more and more open, and every region has a very large immigrant population. Mandarin, as a bridge, can well connect everyone. The practicality of local dialects begins to weaken. This is the inevitable result of a major trend.

Under the current education system, parents are worried that their children will lose out at the starting line

Nowadays, no matter which city they study in, the schools are all Mandarin-speaking. Teaching children to speak dialects will affect their Mandarin proficiency to a certain extent. For example, dialects in each place have distinctive accents, and children will inevitably add these accents when learning Mandarin.

Moreover, if a child mainly speaks dialects since childhood, then naturally he will not be so fluent in Mandarin, and it will be relatively more difficult to go to school in the future. Parents are very worried that this will affect their children or make them more burdened.

In addition, many children now begin to learn foreign languages ??in kindergarten. Children need to learn Mandarin and learn foreign languages. These are categories that they must learn in the future. If you still want to teach dialects to your children, you may worry that your children will not be able to learn it or you will be under too much pressure.

In short, many young parents now do not teach their children dialects. There are many objective reasons. On the one hand, the practicality of dialects is weakening, and children may basically use them in their future lives. Not on. On the other hand, the current education advocates learning Mandarin, foreign languages, etc. At the same time, the living environment has also changed. Children rarely live in a dialect environment, and it is not easy to learn dialects.

However, dialects actually still have their own cultures in various places. As a post-80s generation, we do not hope that dialects will disappear quickly in the future, and we also hope that if we have the spare capacity, we will , let children have more exposure to dialects and know where their language roots are.