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{{Short description|Mandarin Chinese dialect of Jilin, China}} |
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{{Infobox language |
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|name=Changchun |
|name=Changchun |
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|nativename = {{lang|zh|長春話}} / {{lang|zh|长春话}}<br>''Chángchūnhuà'' |
|nativename = {{lang|zh|長春話}} / {{lang|zh|长春话}}<br>''Chángchūnhuà'' |
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|states=[[People's Republic of China|China]] |
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'''Changchun dialect''' is a [[Mandarin Chinese]] variety spoken by people in and around the city of [[Changchun]] in |
The '''Changchun dialect''' is a [[Mandarin Chinese]] variety spoken by people in and around the city of [[Changchun]] in [[Jilin Province]], [[China]]. |
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==Characteristics== |
==Characteristics== |
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Changchun dialect is a member of the Changchun-Harbin sub-dialects. It is very close to [[Standard Chinese]], but it also has distinct characteristics phonetically and lexically. In history Changchun was near the centre of [[Manchu people|Manchurian]] culture, so similar to other [[Northeastern Mandarin]] dialects, it has many words borrowed from the [[Manchu Language]]. After the foundation of the [[People's Republic of China]], Changchun became heavily industrialized and the city grew considerably with migrant workers. As a result, Changchun dialect resembles Standard Mandarin more than the dialects spoken in nearby rural counties. |
The Changchun dialect is a member of the Changchun-Harbin sub-dialects. It is very close to [[Standard Chinese]], but it also has distinct characteristics phonetically and lexically. In history Changchun was near the centre of [[Manchu people|Manchurian]] culture, so similar to other [[Northeastern Mandarin]] dialects, it has many words borrowed from the [[Manchu Language|Manchu language]]. After the foundation of the [[People's Republic of China]], Changchun became heavily industrialized and the city grew considerably with migrant workers. As a result, the Changchun dialect resembles Standard Mandarin more than the dialects spoken in nearby rural counties. |
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| Changchun | |
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| 長春話 / 长春话 Chángchūnhuà | |
| Native to | China |
| Region | Changchun |
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| ISO 639-3 | – |
| Glottolog | None |
The Changchun dialect is a Mandarin Chinese variety spoken by people in and around the city of Changchun in Jilin Province, China.
Characteristics
[edit]The Changchun dialect is a member of the Changchun-Harbin sub-dialects. It is very close to Standard Chinese, but it also has distinct characteristics phonetically and lexically. In history Changchun was near the centre of Manchurian culture, so similar to other Northeastern Mandarin dialects, it has many words borrowed from the Manchu language. After the foundation of the People's Republic of China, Changchun became heavily industrialized and the city grew considerably with migrant workers. As a result, the Changchun dialect resembles Standard Mandarin more than the dialects spoken in nearby rural counties.
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