When did Taiwan Province accent change?

Have a certain historical origin. Since the Kuomintang moved to Taiwan in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Taiwan Province's accent has gradually evolved.

People in Taiwan Province Province mainly spoke Minnan dialect and Hakka dialect in the early days, mainly immigrants from Quanzhou, Zhangzhou in Fujian and Chaozhou in Meixian County in Guangdong Province in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After a lot of conflicts and integration, Minnan dialect with a unique Taiwan Province accent was created. Obviously, in different counties and cities, different immigrant sources will lead to different accents. For example, XX county and XX city have practiced Zhangzhou accent since ancient times, and some changes have taken place so far, forming a unique XX accent, but it is basically based on Zhangzhou accent, as are counties and cities that practice Quanzhou accent and Xiamen accent.

Taiwan Province Province has been ruled by Japan for fifty years, so it has acquired some Japanese habits, such as some modal particles. And many Taiwanese words are from Japanese. For example, "Leda" (lighter) and "Oumaidou" (motorcycle)

3. After the Kuomintang moved to Taiwan Province Province, the Ministry of Education educated the people in Putonghua through the media such as Zhongguang. At that time, the announcers in Zhongguang were all old Beijingers (for example, Li Jizhun, with a loud voice and clear pronunciation, never lost the voice actor of the older generation of translators! Therefore, pronouncing and (hé) as hàn is said to have originated from the old Beijing dialect. As a result, many people in Taiwan Province Province whose mother tongue is Taiwanese and Japanese are forcibly distorted, and their tongues are flat and warped, and there is no distinction between ln and lr.

As well as some language habits of Minnan, such as the word "Yi", Minnan will pronounce "Si" as "Su", so this accent will be brought to the national language spoken by people in Taiwan Province Province under the influence of the mother tongue. There will also be many suffixes of "within XXX ~ ~" or "XXX Oh ~ ~".