- John H.
McWhorter claimed that
Hangzhounese was
categorized as a Wu
variety because seven tones are
present in
Hangzhounese,
which is
significantly more...
- the
court would eventually return north to Kaifeng; and Hangtsei, the
Hangzhounese pronunciation of the town's name. "China: Zhèjiāng (Prefectures, Cities...
- at 1.17 million. Its
inhabitants speak both
Mandarin and a
variety of
Hangzhounese, a Wu dialect. On
April 9, 2021,
Linping District was established, consisting...
- Jiangxi,
being one of the many
Junhua Cantonese spoken in
Sichuan Province Hangzhounese, a
Mandarinic variety surrounded by
Northern Wu lects,
caused by the...
-
rhotic one. Some lects'
erhua also
causes vowel umlaut. The
exception is
Hangzhounese,
which adds a er² /ɦəl/
final instead,
which is
phonotactically a rhotic...
- are
believed to have
significant lexical and
syntactic influence from
Hangzhounese. The Yuan-Ming
transition saw a
tremendous loss of life in the Jianghuai...
-
Wugniu eu). Y. R. Chao
suggested that this is due to
influence from
Hangzhounese. Chao
raises the
example of 歐洲後頭的狗 "the dog
behind Europe", pronounced...
-
inspired other authors to
write in Wu dialect. Wu
Chinese Shanghainese Hangzhounese Ningbonese List of
varieties of
Chinese Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
-
Beijing dialect), Min (Fuzhounese, Hokkien), Wu (Shanghainese, Suzhounese,
Hangzhounese, Wenzhounese) and Cantonese,
while Hakka varieties and
Mongolian are...
-
taken from the
Mandarinic lingua franca of the time, be it Nanjingnese,
Hangzhounese, or Beijingnese.
These readings must be
distinguished in vocabulary....
