Where is the dialect in China that is easy to learn? What is the ranking in turn?

Beijing dialect. It is the best Fuzhou dialect to learn. Among the major capital cities. The obvious characteristics of the most difficult northern dialect to learn include: losing most vowels of medieval consonants. "-p, -t, -k, -m, -n, -ng" is the only word in Middle Chinese. At the same time, compared with other dialects, northern dialects have fewer tones. This is because the northern dialect only has a flat voice to distinguish yin and yang. Therefore, the northern dialect contains a large number of homophones and corresponding compound words. This is rare in other dialects.

Northeast dialect, for example: Moling: Dragonfly Fool: Comfortable Gaha: Dry Horse Gourd: Sewer Road Tooth: A little embarrassed by the roadside (four clicks) Ha: What are you betting on? Bollinger: Knee. Pedal: slippers are good. It's delicious, and I miss the children in Doby.

Thumb (ber) floor (softly floor): forehead.

For example, northwest dialect: very scattered, meat buns have stuffing! "Drive away" means: good, smooth and appropriate.

Yours is the exhibition leaf, mine is the hanging ash! "Show the leaves" means: new and clean.

You bring that plate, and I'll dig and dig! "Dig and dig" means looking and touching.

This is a fact, and we can't mess around. "Ha Shu" means: standards and laws.

I can't stand eating. I am flying. The meaning of "soaring": escape.

Southwest dialect, for example: this baby melon poke, which means: he is a fool.

Cut which collapse? It means: where to go?

The place I went last night means: the place I went last night.

You shrimp are harmless! It means: call me ungrateful.

A second choice is to smoke two cigarettes at a time.

Jianghuai dialect, such as Buxiongmen: What's not? ! so it does

Leisure bear: It's not good to take pictures (ok), but it's better (good) (all words can be added).

Wu dialect

It is used in southern Jiangsu, most of Zhejiang, Shanghai and parts of southern Anhui, and the number of users accounts for about 8.4% of the total population. Wu dialect is divided into Taihu dialect (northern Wu dialect, including southern Jiangsu, Shanghai and Zhejiang Huzhou, Jiaxing, Hangzhou, Shaoxing and Ningbo, represented by Shanghai dialect, Suzhou dialect or Shaoxing dialect), Taizhou dialect (Taizhou area of Zhejiang), Wuzhou dialect (Jinhua area of Zhejiang), Chuqu dialect (Quzhou and Lishui area of Zhejiang) and Oujiang dialect (Wenzhou area of Zhejiang). Among them, southwestern Anhui and western Zhejiang are influenced by Gan dialect, while southern Zhejiang retains many features of ancient Baiyue dialect, so that Taihu Wu dialect cannot be regarded as a typical Wu dialect. Its main features are:

There are three initial consonants: Guquanqing, Suqing and Quanzhuo, among which Quanzhuo initial consonants are generally pronounced as voiced, such as /t/, /th/ and /d/ in most places.

In most places, three nasal vowels are combined into one (usually -ng) and three entering vowels are also combined into one (-? )。

In diphthongs, many vowels are monosyllabic, and many nasal rhymes become nasalized vowels, even without nasalization.

Tones are divided into two groups according to the clarity, usually seven to eight, and only five in Shanghai.

Hakka dialect

It is widely used by Hakkas in southern China, mainly including eastern Guangdong, northern Guangdong, western Fujian, southwestern Jiangxi, southeastern Guangxi, Taiwan Province Province and Sichuan, with Meixian dialect as the representative. Although it is a southern dialect, Hakka dialect was formed under the influence of northern immigrants going south, so Hakka dialect retains some characteristics of medieval Zhongyuan dialect. Hakka dialect is not only used by Hakkas of Han nationality, but also widely used by She nationality. The population using Hakka dialect accounts for about 4% of the total population.

Fujian dialect

It is used in Fujian, Taiwan Province Province, Hainan, the Philippines and some countries in Southeast Asia. Due to great internal differences, Min dialect is usually divided into northern Fujian dialect, eastern Fujian dialect (represented by Fuzhou dialect), Puxian dialect, central Fujian dialect and southern Fujian dialect (represented by Xiamen dialect or Taiwan dialect). Min dialect is the only dialect in all dialects that does not completely correspond to the rhyme book of middle ancient Chinese. The most influential language family in Fujian is Minnan, with "-p, -t, -k,-"? , -n, -m and -ng "; It retains the characteristics of yin and yang in the tones of Middle Chinese. The population using Minnan dialect accounts for about 4.5% of the total population

Cantonese

Cantonese, represented by Cantonese, is mainly used in Guangdong Province, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and overseas Chinese. Cantonese tones are very complicated, and Guangzhou dialect has nine tones. At the same time, it is also one of the dialects that retains the characteristics of Middle Chinese, including the endings of six consonants: P, T, K, M, N and ng. There is little difference within Cantonese. The population using Cantonese accounts for about 5% of the total population of Han nationality.

Guangzhou dialect is divided into: Cantonese dialect (including Guangzhou dialect (Guangzhou area of Guangdong Province), Nanfanshun dialect (Nanhai, Panyu and Shunde areas of Guangdong Province), Luoguang dialect (Zhaoqing, Sihui, Luoding, Guangning, Huaiji, Fengkai, Deqing, Yunan, Yangshan, Lianxian and Lianshan areas, represented by Zhaoqing dialect) and Luoguang dialect. Represented by Taishan dialect), Levin dialect (Yangjiang, Leizhou Peninsula, Guangdong Province), Guinan dialect (including Yongxun Cantonese (represented by Nanning dialect in Nanning, Yongning, Chongzuo, Ningming, Hengxian, Pingnan and parts of Liuzhou), Wuzhou Cantonese (Wuzhou, Daan, Danzhu, Wulin, Guangxi).

Hunan dialect

Used in Hunan. Usually divided into two categories: old and new. The new Xiang dialect is closer to the northern dialect. Hunan dialect is represented by Changsha dialect (new) and Loushao dialect (old), and its users account for about 5% of the total population. The new Xiang dialect spreads around with Changsha dialect as the center, which is characterized by dialect tongue sound and the disappearance of nasal sound, and there is no distinction between ch/q, h/f, sh/x and ong/eng. Including Changsha dialect, Yueyang dialect, Yiyang dialect, Zhuzhou dialect and Xiangtan dialect. Old Xiang dialect includes Hengyang dialect, Xiangxiang dialect and Shaoyang dialect. For example, Xiangxiang dialect is distributed in Xiangxiang, Shuangfeng, Loudi and Lianyuan, and the overall pronunciation is basically the same.

Gan dialect

Nanchang dialect, as the representative, is mainly used in most areas of Jiangxi and parts of Hunan near Jiangxi, such as Liuyang Pingjiang Chaling. The number of users is about 2.4%. There are mainly Nanchang dialect in the north, yingtan dialect in the east, Fuzhou dialect in the middle, Yichun dialect in the west and Ji 'an dialect in the southwest. Some other areas in Jiangxi are Hakka dialect, not Gan dialect.