Ji'nan dialect is a rare man who dislike Ji'nan dialect
" will not speak Mandarin, the daughter-in-law even grandson does not let us help to see, now I speak, little grandson often ask 'what meaning'. Uncle Zheng has a standard Ji'nan dialect, but none of his grandchildren can speak Ji'nan dialect.
recently, many people proposed to protect local dialects at the two sessions held in different parts of the country. For example, the CPPCC members in Beijing proposed to open the Beijing dialect course in the public kindergartens. The representative of the people's Congress of Shanghai proposed the construction of the Shanghai dialect museum to protect and inherit the Shanghai dialect. 18, a reporter survey found that children in Ji'nan will say that Ji'nan dialect is decreasing. Zhang Jiping, a literary and historical expert in Ji'nan, suggested that, while vigorously promoting Putonghua in the whole society, please protect the characteristic cultural heritage of Ji'nan, Ji'nan dialect.
will say Ji'nan dialect children less and less
"our class children can speak Ji'nan, I really don't want to come out of it?" 18 reporters interviewed the Ji'nan Oriental bilingual experimental school teacher of grade five, when she was suddenly asked by reporters, because in her impression, now There are few students in Ji'nan speaking. "Children speak standard Mandarin, even their parents. Ji'nan dialect has basically disappeared in schools." Liu Guoyan said. "Ji'nan dialect is very porous, and Mandarin is not afraid of going all over China." Wang Junhong is a sister - in law, she told reporters. Now, when young parents are looking for a moon - in - law, they are more concerned about whether they speak Mandarin or not, and when they are born, their parents are basically communicating with their children in Mandarin.
reporter interviewed 32 people at random on the street, and only 2 of them believed that the children should learn to speak Ji'nan, and most people thought it would be possible to speak Mandarin. "Ji'nan dialect is so earth, it makes people feel that the cultural level is not high." Ms. Liu, the citizen, said.
and the public believe that Ji'nan dialect, though feeling more affectionate, is easy to draw close to the distance between people and people, but it is not universal. It is limited to the local people and is somewhat "repellent" to the outsiders. The older Ji'nan people interviewed were more willing to use Ji'nan dialect when communicating with their family members, and tended to speak Putonghua in public places.
young people dislike Ji'nan dialect
in the survey, it is found that the mainstream people of Ji'nan dialect are all over the age of 35, especially the original Ji'nan dialect of some older old Ji'nan. "As a major local feature, I think we should protect dialects. In particular, there are fewer and fewer people speaking dialects now, like Ji'nan. I don't know what the authentic Ji'nan dialect is like. It's hard to hear the authentic Ji'nan dialect. Zou Lina's hometown is in Guangdong, and now she works in Ji'nan. She believes that dialect is the manifestation of regional culture characteristics, and the protection of dialect is the inheritance of traditional culture. "Now you can hear Ji'nan dialect in the vegetable market. It's not easy for other places to listen." Zhang Yanmei, the citizen, said she felt that Ji'nan dialect was not "seen" among young people, a little bit upscale place, and if anyone took a word in Ji'nan, it felt like Grandma Liu went to the Grand View Garden.
Ms. Lee believes that language features are local characteristics, and the protection of dialects is the inheritance and development of local customs, which is conducive to the development of national cultural diversity, especially in the present situation of the extinction of this dialect. "As a local feature, we should pay attention to the protection of dialects while promoting Putonghua." Miss Li said.
don't lose the Ji'nan dialect
"do you know how the" race "in Ji'nan dialect is coming?" Zhang Jiping, a Ji'nan scholar and history expert, said that Ji'nan dialect is very distinctive and can see the cultural inheritance of this region of Ji'nan. Taking the most distinctive "race" in Ji'nan dialect as an example, he told reporters that the pronunciation of the word came from the Yuan Dynasty. It was a sound in Mongolian language. In Ji'nan, a place with great tolerance, it fused with the local vocabulary and formed a special language.
Zhang Jiping said that dialect native language is a "living fossil" reflecting the society, history and human process of a city. The folk culture and other cultures from "grass roots" are intermingled together, which constitutes a unique Ji'nan culture. He believes that although Putonghua helps people communicate with each other in a wider range, it is not necessary to lose the dialect of a city from the aspect of cultural protection. "I think Mandarin should also be popularized in public society, but in family life, people may wish to speak more about dialects, which is also a regional feature, like our Ji'nan dialect, which is not a pity on any day." Zhang Jiping said.
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a proposal triggered the defense war of Cantonese
in July 2010, Guangzhou has a big discussion about the existence and abolition of Cantonese.
events originated from a proposal of the CPPCC: the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Chinese Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) submitted a report to the mayor on July 2010, and suggested that the Guangzhou TV station will use Putonghua as the basic Broadcasting Language for the main channel. The reason is to create the soft environment of the Asian Games and benefit the Guangzhou TV satellite, so as to better publicize Guangzhou and promote Guangzhou.
in the eyes of many locals in Guangzhou, it is intended to suppress Cantonese dialect and provoke the bottom line of Cantonese culture. Therefore, the CPPCC proposal was opposed by the overwhelming majority of the citizens. On the weekend, even some people took to the streets of Guangzhou and urged the government not to abolish or weaken Cantonese. (according to the Changjiang Daily)