Map of Chinese languages (Varieties of Chinese) in China and …
The dialects of Italian, Spanish, French, would be unintelligible to each other a few hundred years ago. The definition of what is a dialect is highly political though and languages such as Serbian and Croatian would be much more similar than any 2 Chinese dialects.
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People in HK, Taiwan, western countries (I.e. China towns) and I believe Macau use traditional Chinese characters and everywhere else use simplified characters. But most people understand both because many of these characters are the same. Chinese language as a spoken language, have thousands, if not more, dialects.
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2014年11月30日 · A text written in standard Chinese will be intelligible to all literate Chinese regardless of dialect (Traditional and Simplified differences notwithstanding). There are specific characters used for transcribing spoken dialogue in regional dialects, but there is no such thing like a formal business document written in Cantonese, for example.
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2017年6月14日 · Quoting Wikipedia: . By the end of the 19th century the language was so moribund that even at the office of the Shengjing (Shenyang) general, the only documents written in Manchu (rather than Chinese) would be the memorials wishing the emperor long life; at the same time period, the archives of the Hulan banner detachment in Heilongjiang show that only …
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2017年3月16日 · The term "Mandarin" on the map isn't referring to the national standard language, but to local kinds of Chinese that are also confusingly categorized as "Mandarin" in English. To borrow terminology from The Four Languages of "Mandarin" , this map is referring to is "Geographical Mandarin", but the standard language that many English speakers ...
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In this map, the spoken language in three blue area are called 官话 ( verely similar to Mandarin), and the difference among these three spoken language is just like the difference between British English and USA English, while the difference between Cantonese (or any other southern chinese dialects) and Mandrin might be more huge than the ...
Why is the majority of Chinese "dialects" clustered around the
2016年6月14日 · According to studies I've read, most of the Chinese "dialects" (or languages, if you prefer) separated from Middle Chinese around 1000 AD. As a result, the modern Chinese varieties we have today are: Mandarin, Jin, Wu, Hu, Gan, Xiang, Min, Hakka, Yue, and Ping. The map on this wiki article may be helpful.
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2020年10月31日 · I would also KILL for a map showing how prevalent the local language/"dialect" is compared to putonghua/standard Mandarin. I've heard a lot of old Beijingers bemoan the death of the dialect and when I've gone to places like Fuzhou, Shanghai, Taipei or Kaohsiung Mandarin seems to be what's mostly spoken on the street.
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2022年4月27日 · Not just Tibetan, the non-Chinese language that also been mapped in this map are Be(Kra–Dai language), Cun(Kra–Dai language), Biao(Kra–Dai language), Zhuang(Kra–Dai language), Loloish(Sino-Tibetan language), Korean(Koreanic language), Mongolian(Mongolic language), Uyghur(Turkic language), Kazakh(Turkic language) and Formosan languages
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2022年5月15日 · I would say that although the situation is evolving in Hong Kong and Taiwan, the majority of Chinese speakers do subscribe to the classification of non-Standard Mandarin varieties as 方言 fāngyán (the term usually translated as 'dialect') and standard Mandarin (Putonghua in Mainland China, Guoyu in Taiwan, Huayu in Singapore) as the representative …