Yantai and Qingdao, both in Shandong Province, why are the languages so different?

Qingdao dialect originated from Jimo dialect and is a mixture of modern immigrant dialects. Is Yantai dialect based on Gulai dialect or Jiaodong dialect in a narrow sense?

Shandong as a whole has been designated as the northern Mandarin area, that is to say, as long as you can understand Mandarin and go to all parts of Shandong, as long as you listen carefully and the other party speaks slowly, there will basically be no major language communication obstacles. Jimo dialect, influenced by Jilu Mandarin in the west and Jiaoliao Mandarin in the east, is at the junction of the two dialect areas. Therefore, in most cases, Qingdao dialect based on Jimo dialect is not needed to communicate with Hebei, Shandong and Henan Mandarin areas. Translation? . With the influx of immigrants after the opening of Qingdao, the mother tongue system of Qingdao dialect was broken, and a large number of foreign words including German and Japanese met in integration of language, forming a modern Qingdao dialect. Although both of them belong to Dongyi in ancient times and Jiaodong in the present sense, Yantai dialect retains more pronunciation habits of Gulai language and is less impacted by foreign languages. With the strengthening of the status of Laizhou Prefecture in Ming Dynasty, the population of Laizhou Prefecture flooded into Liaodong and spread to Baishan Blackwater. Especially in modern times, Yantai, Dalian and Yingkou formed the same dialect area. Although facing each other across the sea, Yantai dialect is closer to Dalian dialect, but totally different from Qingdao dialect.

Do people living in parts of Hebei, central and western Shandong, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia feel familiar with it? Moreover, many dialects are also spoken in these places, but the syllables are heavy and the pronunciation has changed. ?

On the whole, Shandong dialect is divided into Zhongyuan Mandarin, Jilu Mandarin and Jiaoliao Mandarin from west to east, and there are also small areas and small areas in these three areas. It is often said that a hundred miles is different, and a hundred miles of words are incomprehensible. On the whole, Shandong dialect is divided into Zhongyuan Mandarin, Jilu Mandarin and Jiaoliao Mandarin from west to east, and there are also small areas and small areas in these three areas. It is often said that a hundred miles is different, and a hundred miles of words are incomprehensible. Qilu has a large population and a vast territory, so it is normal for neighboring regions to have different languages. ?