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Authentic, native Guangzhou people speak Guangfu dialect, and only Guangfu dialect is the correct Guangzhou dialect.

Cantonese is also called Cantonese, Cantonese, Guangfu dialect, Cantonese dialect and vernacular, while English is called Canton (or Yue), which is mainly used in most areas of Guangdong Province, southeastern Guangxi Province, Hong Kong, Macao and some overseas Chinese communities.

There are many kinds of Cantonese, such as Wuchuan dialect and Jia Dan dialect. There are also different dialects in different regions, such as Guangzhou dialect, Nanfanshun dialect, Luoguang dialect and Hong Kong dialect. There are also several kinds of Cantonese, such as Yongxun Cantonese (Nanning dialect), Wuzhou Cantonese (Wuzhou dialect), Goulou Cantonese (Yulin dialect), Qinlian Cantonese (Qinlian dialect) and so on.

Sub-dialect:

Cantonese is the largest dialect in Guangxi. Cantonese contains many distinctive sub-dialects, such as Goulou Cantonese, Siyi Cantonese, Wannu Pinghua, Guangxi Pinghua and Pinghua, which are all branches of Cantonese and have all the typical characteristics of Cantonese sub-dialects. According to legend, Han soldiers brought from Di Qing.

Guangzhou dialect;

Formerly known as Guangfu dialect, also known as provincial dialogue and vernacular, China officials generally call it Guangzhou dialect and standard Cantonese. Guangzhou dialect is the standard pronunciation of Cantonese, and it is also a major oral form. Generally speaking, the Xiguan accent in the old city of Guangzhou is authentic, but at present, Xiguan accent is almost lost, and the pronunciation in Guangzhou Phonetic Dictionary (1983) usually prevails in the province. Guangzhou dialect consists of Guangzhou pronunciation, Cantonese vocabulary and Cantonese grammar. Cantonese in a broad sense is mainly popular in the Pearl River Delta of Guangdong and Cantonese-speaking areas of Guangxi, Hong Kong and Macao, as well as overseas Chinese communities of Guangdong immigrants. In a narrow sense, Cantonese refers to Cantonese used in Guangzhou, and the accent of Guangzhou is roughly the same as that of Foshan, Zhongshan, Wuzhou, Hong Kong and Macao. Some Cantonese-speaking people can write Cantonese vernacular. Influenced by the economy and culture of Guangzhou (the capital of Guangdong), residents of the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong can use Cantonese with accents, and some places in eastern Guangdong and northern Guangdong also use Cantonese. Cantonese is the lingua franca in the province, and many Cantonese people can speak more than two mother tongues.