What does Quanzhou say?

Question 1: What does Quanzhou, Fujian generally say? Minnan dialect. .

Question 2: What language do Fujian people speak? Min dialect, Tingzhou Hakka dialect, Jianning Gan dialect, Pucheng Wu dialect. Fujian dialect is divided into Minnan dialect, Mindong dialect, Minzhong dialect, Minbei dialect, Puxian dialect and Shaojiang dialect.

Question 3: What do Fujian people say? Not all Fujian people speak Minnan dialect! ! ! I'm from Fuzhou, and I speak Fuzhou dialect, which is different from Minnan dialect. Only Zhangzhou, Quanzhou and Xiamen in Fujian speak Minnan dialect. Other cities have their own dialects. However, most people can speak Mandarin, and there are many Northeasters around me. If you can learn the local dialect, it doesn't matter much if you don't. Welcome to Fujian, you can come to Fuzhou to have a look!

Question 4: How do you say Quanzhou dialect in Fujian? Just stay in Quanzhou for a few days

Question 5: What do Quanzhou people say you do? What do you think of Vota?

Question 6: Quanzhou dialect in Fujian misses you. What can I say,,, Li Xiuluo? The first word is more complicated and homophonic with Hugh, but it needs to be lowered a little.

Question 7: How to pronounce the word "Shuo" in Quanzhou dialect? Quanzhou dialect is a sub-dialect of Minnan dialect, belonging to one of the seven major dialects of Chinese, and was once the representative of Minnan dialect in history. Liyuan Opera and Nanyin, the earliest local operas in southern Fujian, still use Quanzhou as the standard sound. The formation of Quanzhou dialect is closely related to the influx of Central Plains into Fujian during the Qin, Han, Jin and Tang Dynasties, so Quanzhou dialect still retains many phonetic and lexical features of ancient Chinese, just like a living fossil of ancient Chinese.

Quanzhou dialect is spoken throughout Quanzhou, including Licheng, Fengze, Luojiang, Quangang, Jinjiang, Nan 'an, Shishi, Hui 'an, Anxi, Yongchun, Dehua, Jinmen and Meng Qing Science and Technology Industrial Zone, with a population of more than 7 million.

With the development of overseas transportation and foreign trade, Quanzhou dialect has also spread to the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, as well as the island of Taiwan Province Province and Hong Kong and Macao.

The main phonetic features of Quanzhou dialect are as follows: (1) part of the ancient voiced initials become aspirated unvoiced, and the other part becomes unvoiced; In ancient times, non-group words were often pronounced as double lip sounds [p] or [ph]; Ancient Chinese characters are often pronounced as [t] or [th] on the tip of the tongue; There are three nasal vowels [-m], [-n] and [-ng] and [-p], [-t], [-k], [-? 〓 Four stops; Generally, there are seven tones, the upper tone is divided into yin and yang, and the ancient tone is completely preserved; There is a complicated phenomenon of literature reading, and literature reading and literature reading are systems. The main feature of vocabulary is to retain many ancient words, such as (You), Yi (He), chopsticks, Ding (Guo), Walking (Running), Eating (Eating), Calendar (Calendar), Hen (Hen), Guest (Guest) and so on.

Taiwanese is mainly distributed in coastal plains and hilly areas in the north and west of Taiwan Province Province, with a population of about 654.38+0.2 million. There are two dialects in Taiwan Province: Quanzhou dialect and Zhangzhou dialect, which are derived from Fujian Minnan dialect. However, "Quanzhou accent" has a slight advantage, because 166 1 Zheng Chenggong, who received the Dutch * * *, is from Nan 'an County, Quanzhou Prefecture, and most of his soldiers are from Quanzhou. Quanzhou is also the majority of Minnan people who moved to Taiwan Province Province in the early days.

Quanzhou is one of the ancestral homes of Taiwan Province compatriots. According to the records of Fujian-Taiwan genealogy, people from Fujian and Guangdong migrated to Taiwan Province Province during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Zheng Zhilong exploited Taiwan Province Province, and at the beginning of Qing Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong succeeded * * *, and the number of immigrants increased greatly. Among the immigrants from Chinese mainland to Taiwan Province Province, Fujian people have always been the majority; Among Fujian people, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou are the most popular counties. Lian Heng, a famous historian in Taiwan Province Province, wrote in the Dictionary of Taiwan Province Province? The preface says: "The words of Taiwan Province Province come from Zhang Quan, and the words of Zhang Quan come from China. It has a long history and a long history. " According to the survey of 1926, there are 3.75.110,000 Han residents in Taiwan Province province, of which 3 10/10,000 are from Fujian, accounting for more than 83%. Among them, 44.8% came from counties in Quanzhou, and 35. 1% came from counties in Zhangzhou. Judging from the proportion of people who use Minnan in Taiwan Province Province, at present, there are more than120,000 people who use Minnan on the island of Taiwan Province Province, accounting for about 80% of the province's population. Minnan dialect can be said to be the main dialect in Taiwan Province Province. Taiwanese also includes Quanzhou dialect and Zhangzhou dialect. Among them, "Quanzhou dialect" comes directly from Quanzhou dialect. The consistency between Quanzhou dialect and Taiwan Province dialect is outstanding: both have the characteristics of "simple initials, complex finals and diverse tones"; In terms of vocabulary, the basic vocabulary of dialects is similar; There is no obvious difference in grammar. For example, in Quanzhou and Taiwan Province Province, "rooster" and "sow" are called "chicken horn" and "pig mother", and the order of morphemes is just the opposite of Mandarin.

Question 8: Can Quanzhou people speak Minnan dialect? People in Quanzhou speak Minnan dialect, and so does Zhangzhou, Xiamen ~

Question 9: How do you say "I like you" in Quanzhou dialect in Fujian? Wa (first sound) hi (first sound, not English hi read in Chinese pinyin), hua (first sound) ni (first sound)

Question 10: What does Quanzhou, Fujian generally say? Minnan dialect. .