Characteristics of Northeast People's Speech

1, the northeast dialect generally has more three tones; Many Northeasters who don't pronounce three tones in Mandarin are used to reading three tones, such as Ji (3) Liang, Pi (3) Kai, (13) Fu and China (3).

2. Most people in Northeast China don't speak the sound of R, and most of them pronounce the initials of R as the initials of Y, such as: Northeast (Yin) and Eating Meat (Have);

3. Northeasters do not distinguish Z, C, S from zh, ch and sh, such as: supporting (zi), holding (ci) and holding hands (sou); This situation is also very complicated in the northeast. In some areas, some people study ZC, others study zh, ch, sh, and some people study together.

4. Northeasters are used to reading O as E, such as: thin (be) lotus, broken (pe) rotten son; In the northeast, there are still many people who pronounce these two words in Putonghua softly with the first syllable and the last syllable as the first syllable and the last syllable, such as: Gan 2 Beijing, Dong 2 West, Ji 2 Qi.

Extended data:

Many words in Dongbei dialect come from other dialects. In Shandong dialect, saury (hairtail), firecrackers (firecrackers), suspicion (disgust) and in Beijing and Hebei dialects, half-pulling (half-pulling), dressing up (dressing up) and opening ladybug (breaking head) have all become common words in Northeast China.

Besides pronunciation and intonation, the biggest difference between Northeast dialect and other dialects is the use of words. Many of their common words can't be found in Mandarin, and they are also very interesting, such as: plucking the ear (knee), burying (unclean), chatting (chatting), not being blind (lying), slipping the number (distracted) and so on.