My name is Wei Shufen. What is my accent?

This is the Shandong Qingdao dialect taught by host Ni Ping to Song Dandan.

From the sketch "Lazy Man Dating" (1989 Spring Festival Gala), performers: Song Dandan, Zhao Lianjia, Lei Kesheng

Song Dandan's dialect line "My name is Wei Shufen..."< /p>

Extended information:

Qingdao dialect is a Chinese dialect that belongs to Jiaoliao Mandarin - Qingzhou Pian - Jiaolai Xiaopian. It is characterized by heavy tongue sounds and sharp sharp clusters. , the "th" sound is often added to "sh", "x", and "s", so the tone is also reduced a lot.

Qingdao dialect in the narrow sense refers to the dialect in the old urban areas of Qingdao (Shinan District, Shinan District, and western Licang District), which is a dialect that is more discussed in academic circles. It is based on the vowels of Jimo, integrating dialects from various places in Shandong (Yanwei, Weifang, Rizhao, etc.) and dialects from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jianghuai, Guangdong, Beijing and Tianjin, plus some foreign words from German and Japanese (such as Guli, Mida, etc.) Luo, etc.).

Due to the fact that immigrants from all over the country settled in different regions after the opening of Qingdao as a port, the dialect tones in the old urban areas of Qingdao are not uniform across regions.

Qingdao dialect in a broad sense includes Qingdao old urban dialect, Laoshan dialect (including the eastern part of Licang District and Chengyang District), Jimo dialect, Jiaozhou dialect, Huangdao dialect (also known as Haixi dialect), Pingxi dialect Du dialect, Laixi dialect, etc. The Qingdao area is composed of 7 municipal districts and 3 county-level cities. The differences in local dialects also reflect the differences in regional culture.

Typical examples: broken - kicking the stool, stupid - tide, annoying - diaphragm response, repair - drumming, narrow - narrow (pronounced zhei), you - nai , I - I.

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