Is Taiwanese a Minnan language?

Question 1: Is Taiwanese a Minnan dialect? In Taiwan Province Province, the commonly known Taiwanese dialect is a branch of Minnan dialect, which is very close to Xiamen dialect, but there are some differences in accent. There are also some Japanese words, which are the second common dialect in Taiwan Province Province (the first is Mandarin).

As for the election of the language representing Taiwan Province Province, there is no such thing, that is, Minnan immigrants are the majority, and they used to have an advantage in social and economic status, so Minnan dialect naturally became popular, and most of them will listen to Taiwanese in Taiwan Province Province, even if they are not descendants of Minnan immigrants.

Question 2: Is Taiwan dialect the Minnan dialect? Taiwanese is a part of the Minnan language family, and the regional languages of the Minnan language family are basically fluent (provided that the speaking speed is slow, haha ...). Fujian Minnan language is relatively concentrated in southern Fujian {that is, Xiamen, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou. Zhangzhou and Quanzhou are the birthplaces of Minnan dialect in language category, and all Minnan dialects are originated from Zhangzhou dialect and Quanzhou dialect. Both the Xiamen dialect and the Taiwanese (Taiwanese) that have appeared since the Ming and Qing Dynasties are directly mixed from dialects, which all embody the characteristics of "Zhang is also spring, but not Zhang is not spring". In addition to Minnan, Minnan is also spoken in a few other areas in Fujian (such as Fuding and Xiapu in Ningde City, northeast Fujian Province). Minnan dialect can be roughly divided into five regions: (. Quanzhou dialect area: Quanzhou, Shishi, Jinjiang, Hui 'an, Nan 'an, Yongchun, Dehua and Anxi. Zhangzhou Dialect Area: Zhangzhou, Longhai, Zhangpu, Xiao Yun, Dongshan, Zhaoan, Huaan, Changtai, Pinghe and Nanjing. Longyan dialect area: Longyan City and Zhangping County. Datian dialect area: a part of Datian County and Youxi County. In terms of Taiwanese, except for the Gaoshan area, almost all Minnan dialects close to Zhangzhou and Quanzhou dialects are spoken on the island of Taiwan Province Province. Taichung and Taipei are slightly biased towards Quanzhou, while Tainan and Kaohsiung are slightly biased towards Zhangzhou. In China, Minnan dialect is distributed in southern Fujian, Taiwan Province Province, Chaoshan area in eastern Guangdong, Leizhou Peninsula, Hainan Island, Longyan and Zhangping areas in western Fujian, Fuding area in Ningde city in eastern Fujian, Cangnan, Pingyang and Dongtou areas in southern Zhejiang. Reminder: In China, the Minnan-speaking areas in Fujian, Zhejiang and Taiwan Province provinces are relatively easy to communicate with each other. Some countries and regions in Southeast Asia (commonly known as Nanyang) also speak Minnan (such as Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia). ), known as Minnan in Southeast Asia. There are nearly 60 million people who speak Minnan at home and abroad. In fact, it is true that Fujian people understand Taiwanese, but it is wrong for Fujian people to understand Taiwanese. Ha ... it's ok for everyone to speak Mandarin when communicating! Extra: I come from Quanzhou dialect area, but I have contact with people who speak Minnan in Fuding/Zhangzhou/Xiamen/Taiwan Province/Singapore, so I know a little about the different accents/expressions in Minnan dialect area. The palace and Kahan are even! (Translation: Very fair level! )....:)

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Question 3: Is there a difference between Minnan and Taiwanese? Different accents (just like Sichuan dialect in Chongqing and Chengdu is still different)

Taiwan Province Province is ruled by Dutch and Japanese.

There are many foreign words.

If you want to learn Taiwanese, you'd better watch more movies and listen to more songs, so as to be fast.

Question 4: Is Taiwanese a Minnan language? in fact

This is not entirely correct.

Should say

The Taiwanese language of the Taiwanese population is Minnan.

However, people in Taiwan Province Province actually use three main languages.

Mandarin (Mandarin), Taiwanese (Minnan), Hakka

The real mainstream is Mandarin.

Nowadays, many post-90s people can't actually speak Taiwanese.

So if you want to speak Taiwanese ... it should actually be Mandarin, which is Mandarin.

Question 5: Do Taiwan Province people speak Minnan at the plenary session? Mandarin is spoken in Taiwan Province Province, Taiwanese and Hakka are dialects, and Taiwanese is Minnan.

Mandarin, Minnan and Hakka in Taiwan Province Province are not Beijingers.

Not all people in Taiwan Province Province can speak Minnan.

Question 6: Both Fujian Province and Taiwan Province Province speak Minnan dialect? Taiwanese is a part of the Minnan language family, and the regional languages of the Minnan language family are basically fluent (provided that you speak slowly, haha ...). The Minnan language in Fujian is concentrated in southern Fujian {that is, Xiamen, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou. Zhangzhou and Quanzhou are the birthplaces of Minnan dialect in terms of language, and all Minnan dialects originated from Zhangzhou dialect and Quanzhou dialect. Xiamen has appeared since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. All of them are directly mixed with Zhang Quan dialect, which embodies the characteristics of "Zhang Yi and Quan Yi" and "No Zhang Quan". In addition to Minnan, Minnan is also spoken in a few other areas in Fujian (such as Fuding and Xiapu in Ningde City, northeast Fujian).

Minnan dialect can be roughly divided into five regions: (The accents in these regions are slightly different from some terms, but they are basically fluent. Among them, the dialects of Xiamen, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou are generally considered as Minnan dialect)

Xiamen dialect area: Xiamen, Jinmen and Tongan.

Quanzhou dialect area: Quanzhou, Shishi, Jinjiang, Hui 'an, Nan 'an, Yongchun, Dehua and Anxi.

Zhangzhou Dialect Area: Zhangzhou, Longhai, Zhangpu, Xiao Yun, Dongshan, Zhaoan, Huaan, Changtai, Pinghe and Nanjing.

Longyan dialect area: Longyan City and Zhangping County.

Datian dialect area: a part of Datian County and Youxi County.

In terms of Taiwanese, except for the Gaoshan area, almost all Minnan dialects close to Zhangzhou and Quanzhou dialects are spoken on the island of Taiwan Province Province. Taichung and Taipei are slightly biased towards Quanzhou, while Tainan and Kaohsiung are slightly biased towards Zhangzhou.

In China, Minnan dialect is distributed in southern Fujian, Taiwan Province Province, Chaoshan area in eastern Guangdong, Leizhou Peninsula, Hainan Island, Longyan and Zhangping areas in western Fujian, Fuding area in Ningde city in eastern Fujian, Cangnan, Pingyang and Dongtou areas in southern Zhejiang. Reminder: In China, the Minnan-speaking areas in Fujian, Zhejiang and Taiwan Province provinces are relatively easy to communicate with each other. )

Some countries and regions in Southeast Asia (commonly known as Nanyang) also speak Minnan (such as Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia). ), known as Minnan in Southeast Asia.

Nearly 60 million people at home and abroad speak Minnan.

Question 7: What dialect is Taiwan Province dialect? Taiwanese (Taiwanese pinyin: Tai-uan-uē, vernacular characters: Tai-oan-oē, Minnan pinyin: Dáiwán wê), also known as Taiwanese or Taiwanese Minnan, refers specifically to the Minnan language used in Taiwan Province Province of China, which belongs to Zhang Quan dialect in language classification and is very close to Xiamen dialect.

Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, especially after the opening of the sea ban, a large number of mainland immigrants have entered Taiwan Province Province, most of them are Heluo people in Zhangzhou and Quanzhou in southern Fujian. The language they brought replaced the language of Taiwan Province aborigines, became the dominant language in Taiwan Province Province, and gradually evolved into a language different from the native language. During the Japanese occupation period, it was called "Taiwan Province people, Taiwan Province people and Taiwan Province people" to distinguish other languages.

Question 8: What's the difference between Chaoshan dialect, Taiwan dialect and Minnan dialect? Myth: 1 building, error, Chaoshan dialect has nothing to do with Cantonese. Although Chaoshan belongs to Guangdong Province, there are three dialects in Guangdong Province.

They are Cantonese (real Cantonese), Chaoshan dialect and Hakka dialect.

Minnan dialect is a system of ancient Chinese, and Jishan dialect and Taiwan dialect are its branches.

Minnan dialect is like Mandarin, Chaoshan dialect and Taiwan dialect.

In the Minnan language family, there is no so-called standard Minnan language.

In terms of Taiwanese, most of Taiwan Province Province immigrated from Fujian, so,

Most Taiwanese are similar to Fujian, while Taiwanese and Chaoshan dialect are similar in pronunciation but not connected.

Chaoshan dialect, Shantou, Jieyang, Chaozhou and other southern Guangdong areas are all Chaoshan areas, and the famous businessman Li Ka-shing is a Chaoshan person.

Chaoshan dialect is also different, based on Shantou dialect, but the intonation in different places is different and seems similar.

But there is no connection.

Question 9: Is Taiwan dialect and Fujian Minnan dialect common? Yes, Taiwan Province Minnan dialect is close to Zhangzhou dialect and Xiamen dialect, but quite different from Quanzhou dialect, but it can also be exchanged.

When I speak Quanzhou Fucheng accent, I feel that many words are different. .