Now many local children in Shanghai can't speak Shanghainese, so will Shanghainese disappear?

Shanghai local children can't speak Shanghainese, and they may be gone in a few years. This is a very sad thing. It's a pity to think about why children born in Shanghai can't speak Shanghainese since they were young. As a result, they can't speak Shanghainese. Mandarin is the national language. Teachers in Shanghai come from all over the country, so they can't speak Shanghainese, so they can teach their children the most standard language in Mandarin. Parents in Shanghai don't attach importance to Shanghainese, so they don't need to communicate with their children in Shanghainese. So few real children in Shanghai can speak Shanghainese. Most of them were taught to speak Shanghainese by their grandparents. Only the older generation in Shanghai can speak standard Shanghai dialect, which has been introduced to generations of Shanghainese. In order not to lead to the disappearance of Shanghai dialect, we should start from this new era, strengthen the education of children in Shanghai dialect, and pay attention to the education department in Shanghai. Shanghai dialect can't be lost and disappeared, and dialects are preserved all over the country, not to mention Shanghai, an international metropolis. Shanghainese is the essence. It would be a pity if Shanghainese's mother tongue really disappeared. Without the feelings and warmth of Shanghainese, communication in other languages does not belong to what the real Shanghainese want to say and express. Without the soul of Shanghainese, the art and feelings of Shanghainese cannot be expressed, so Shanghainese cannot disappear. A Shanghai dialect has been handed down from generation to generation.

I'm not from Shanghai, I'm from Chengdu, and I found this problem in the recommendation.

It used to be said that Chengdu people are not afraid of anything, but they are afraid of speaking Mandarin, which means that Chengdu people can't speak Mandarin well. Even many outsiders complain that Chengdu people can't speak Mandarin. In fact, with the popularization of Putonghua in recent years, this phenomenon has been properly improved, but the improvement is far from enough. Some middle-aged and elderly people are unwilling or even unable to speak Mandarin. Most young people can speak Mandarin, but only a few people have accents. If you speak Mandarin to a young man, he will still give you a dialect. Generally, there are two situations: ① this young man comes from the surrounding cities or suburbs of Chengdu, and his education level is not high; This young man is really persistent about dialects, which is generally a minority.

However, with the popularization of Putonghua and more and more foreigners, the dialect situation in Chengdu is becoming more and more pessimistic. Don't speak the old Chengdu dialect, even the new Chengdu dialect is very dangerous. Now the dialect situation in Chengdu is particularly like Shanghai dialect in the 1990s.

On the one hand, the level of Chengdu dialect after 1990' s and 1900' s is seriously backward, not only the pronunciation is seriously popularized, but also the dialect vocabulary is dying out, and it is almost completely transformed into new Chengdu dialect (almost the same as Putonghua in pronunciation). What's more, the dialects of many old people in Sichuan and Chongqing are being biased by our young people.

On the other hand, I feel that since Chengdu 10, there are fewer and fewer children who can speak dialects. More and more local parents in Chengdu don't know whether it is cultural self-confidence or what the reason is, but only teach their children to speak Mandarin. Forget about your parents' standard of Mandarin. Some parents' Mandarin is really a long story. Liu Shahe, a famous poet in Chengdu, can only speak dialects, while his granddaughter can only speak all Mandarin. This is not a case in Chengdu.

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Let me talk about my experience first. My family's ancestral home is in Fujian, and now I am a native of Chengdu. My grandfather can speak Sichuan dialect and Mindong dialect with a little Fujian accent. From my mother's generation, including me, I can't speak Mindong dialect, only Chengdu dialect and Mandarin. Then, the youngest generation in the family, after 05, can't even speak Chengdu, but only speak Mandarin, and even Chengdu accent and vocabulary have been lost. All this is because parents can speak Chengdu dialect clearly, but they just don't teach their children to speak it. They think that the future is the era of Putonghua, and there is no need to teach children to speak dialects. We can only speak Mandarin to our children, which makes the older generation in our family miserable. The older generation couldn't speak Mandarin at first, but at the request of their parents, they learned Trump. As a result, the level of Putonghua of the older generation has improved, while children still can only speak all Putonghua. Since the baby was born, parents have instilled Putonghua in the baby, which is now the case in junior high schools. No matter how they play games with their classmates, they are all in Mandarin. None of these children have any pronunciation problems, such as rolling tongue sounds such as ZH, ch, SH and R, and nasal sounds such as ing and Eng. They are told to speak dialects, but many of them can't even speak dialects. They are naturally proud of being able to speak Mandarin, but they are unwilling to contact Chengdu dialect. Dialect decline is a general trend, Mandarin is better, and non-Mandarin declines faster. Now our family and children speak Mandarin, and now they are used to it. I want to teach the doll dialect from beginning to end, just like foreigners learn Sichuan dialect for the first time, even if the doll is now in junior high school; Every time we speak dialect or even dialect to the doll, we are rejected by the doll's parents, saying that it will lead to bad children. ...

Now that I am on the Chengdu subway, the probability of hearing Mandarin is far greater than that of hearing dialects. It is understood that more and more companies or organizations in Chengdu now require employees to speak Mandarin during work, but it has not been fully promoted, but some small and medium-sized enterprises in Chengdu still mainly speak dialects.

It reminds me from time to time that before I entered the university, I attended a meeting of local students in Chengdu. It seems that less than ten people are going to my university. When I sat down to say hello, I found that they all spoke Mandarin without exception, and it was standard Mandarin. I am the only one who speaks dialects, because I always speak dialects. They asked me if you could speak Mandarin. I said, I can.

I am studying in other provinces now, because there are many international students who are used to speaking Mandarin. After several years of study, I have become accustomed to speaking Mandarin with the locals in Chongqing, Sichuan. Even when I returned to Chengdu, I didn't know why I started speaking Mandarin, so that sometimes I almost forgot how to speak the dialect. I don't know why, my peers in Sichuan and Chongqing feel much more comfortable speaking Mandarin, but speaking dialects is still awkward. Not only that, I sometimes buy tea shops or clothes on the street in Chengdu, and many shop assistants also speak Mandarin, which is relatively standard, although I sometimes speak dialects with them.

I'm afraid our generation will really see the demise of dialects, not just Chengdu dialect, not just Shanghai dialect, but all dialects in the country. It's only a matter of time. Because the disappearance of dialects has become a world-class disaster.

Southwest Mandarin has a population of 200 million. With the popularization of Putonghua, I'm afraid 100 will really become a rare species, which can be seen by children in big cities. It is understood that faults have occurred in Guiyang dialect, Kunming dialect, Hanzhong dialect, Wuhan dialect and Guiliu dialect. This belongs to southwest mandarin, and it is becoming more and more obvious. ...

I'm afraid the only thing that can save dialects is school rules and discipline. I grew up in Chengdu. At that time, teachers spoke dialects in class. Even after class, people who speak Mandarin are considered to be pretending to be B, but now, my feelings are completely reversed. Now all primary schools and kindergartens in Chengdu require teachers and students to speak Mandarin, and children who speak dialects are gradually becoming a minority. Every time I pass the school gates of primary schools and kindergartens in Chengdu, or go shopping in shopping malls, the children speak Mandarin, and even the accent and vocabulary in Chengdu are almost gone. Many parents also speak Mandarin with their children. I see that most young parents in Chengdu speak standard Mandarin.

Now in Chengdu, Mandarin is not only the language for these children to communicate in school, but also gradually becomes the language of life. I remember when I was in junior high school, several students in our class only spoke Mandarin. I asked them why you speak Mandarin, and they said they couldn't speak dialects, even though at least one of their parents was from Chengdu, and no one ever taught them to speak dialects, so we had to speak Mandarin. Until now, junior high school students get together, and I speak Mandarin with them. What's more, more and more primary and secondary school teachers in Chengdu are outsiders themselves, and they don't necessarily speak dialects themselves, let alone teach their children dialects. I remember that my English teacher in junior high school is a foreigner and can only speak Mandarin, so our classmates and teachers who come into contact with her all speak Mandarin. Last time I went back to my alma mater in junior high school, I found that Mandarin has become a daily life, and there are not a few foreign teachers. ...

Many people say that kindergartens and primary schools are strictly managed, and junior high schools and high schools will relax. I can tell you, it's only a matter of time before junior high school and senior high school catch up with popularization. It's a matter of time. ...

In contrast, I feel that Chongqing has done much better in dialect and inheritance than Chengdu! I have been to Chongqing more than once, and my feeling is that Chongqing people prefer to speak dialects rather than Chengdu dialect, and the local flavor of dialects is much heavier than Chengdu dialect.

The once brilliant Sichuan-Chongqing dialect drama gradually declined. Even Sichuan-Chongqing dialect rap and dialect movies can't reverse the fact that dialects are declining, because with the popularization of Putonghua, society is full of standard Putonghua, and people hear more Putonghua. Even if there are Sichuan-Chongqing dialect movies, few people watch them. It is understood that almost no one of my peers and family around me has seen dialect movies, let alone listened to dialect rap. Nowadays, children have basically received formal Mandarin education, but few of them are exposed to dialects. As I said just now, some children can only speak Mandarin. Most of these children can't understand the connotation of some words and vocabulary in dialect dramas, so they will hardly take the initiative to accept the heavy responsibility of Sichuan and Chongqing dialect culture. Dialects and dialect culture are getting farther and farther away from us. ...

Maybe Chengdu (downtown) dialect will be like Shanghai dialect today in 20 or 30 years, and I'm afraid only Chengdu locals can protect the dialect.

It is absolutely unrealistic to let Chengdu do dialect protection, because Chengdu will definitely become an immigrant metropolis like Shanghai in the future. This is not the future tense, but the present continuous tense The important task of dialect protection can only be achieved in the cities around Chengdu.

Although everyone doesn't want to see dialects die out, we are helpless, but with the progress of the times, the decline or even gradual death of dialects is probably a historical necessity. ...

This is the responsibility of city managers.

Those who oppose dialects are all foreign, and those who want to preserve dialects are all local.

This has become a fact! My granddaughter said; Except grandpa speaks dialect! Everyone around us speaks Mandarin.

Various dialects should have disappeared, which is progress. Dialect itself is the product of backward traffic economy.

My daughter doesn't know Shanghainese yet, and my husband and I both speak Mandarin.

At present, children in Shanghai learn to speak, and many parents teach them to speak Mandarin instead of Shanghainese, so Shanghainese will eventually disappear.

Shanghai has been an immigrant city since its opening. There are dozens of dialects in Shanghai, including English and local dialects, so a language that everyone can accept and understand has emerged. This is Shanghai dialect, not dialect, but regional mandarin. In the past, Shanghai people generally spoke two languages, hometown dialect and Shanghai dialect.

With the reform and opening up, a large number of new Shanghainese have flooded into Shanghai, and it is an inevitable trend that regional Putonghua will be replaced by national Putonghua.

Dialects will never disappear. Again, Shanghai dialect is not a dialect, but regional Mandarin. Knowing the origin of Shanghai dialect, we understand that the disappearance of Shanghai dialect is inevitable. Now Shanghainese can also speak two languages, hometown dialect and Mandarin.

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