This reminds me of those great times I had when I visited Suzhou on a school trip last year. The first thing the teachers played was this song. :) you can imagine how lovely it was! The Suzhou dialect is gentle and nice to the ears! Definitely one of the dialects I would want to learn! Another amazing song would be 茉莉花. (With Celine dion)
Definately! I totally agree about Chinese culture being bland without the lively dialects! Sadly, here in Malaysia & Singapore, Chinese dialects are vanishing because many young Chinese no longer speak them. :(
@lancelott11216 жыл бұрын
啊,酥到骨头里面去了......
@DirePotato16 жыл бұрын
奇妙変声音, 只我憘不别声音。
@acfun686311 жыл бұрын
苏州话无锡话上海话都属于吴语-太湖小片!其中苏州的吴侬软语最为标准!
@pekdan16 жыл бұрын
Although mandarine is a national lanaguage, it doesn't mean we don't get to speak dialect. As someone from Wuxi, in school or other official occasions, we speak Mandarine but at home or wit your family/friends, of course Wuxi dialect. Although I am not a fan of communist, it is not to blame it for this reason. And if you know a little bit of history, it is in the late Qing dynasty that Beijing/Peking dialect was picked as a national standard (Guan1 Hua4).
Lawrence O'magh 还算很标准了。只有个别几个字不太准,不细听听不出来的。比方说城外有水乡的外。
@jlzhao6 жыл бұрын
Daniel Xia 外字怎么不标准了?
@plumthrive95668 жыл бұрын
吴侬软语江南韵
@SekyinB16 жыл бұрын
Yeah dialects are valuable stuff and should be preserved. But there's no "Zhejiang" dialect. Hangzhouhua is actually very special among Zhejiang dialects because of historical reasons. I guess you are talking about Wu dialect(吴语or江浙话). Northern Wu dialects are very similar to each other. Ppl in this region can communicate freely from Changzhou to Ningbo (to a much lesser extent among younger generations coz of forced promotion of Mandarin.