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• The realization and behavior of erhua are very different among Mandarin dialects.
• Minjiang dialect is especially difficult for speakers of other Mandarin dialects to understand.
• Scottish missionary Mandarin dialect as opposed to the way they are locally pronounced.
• With John Stronach, and the assistance of Mandarin dialect of Nanking.
• As to your third question, in fact, there are a variety of Mandarin dialects.
• But some non-Mandarin dialects contain unique colloquialisms that don't correspond to standard Chinese characters.
• At Tuesday's ceremony, the mainland Mandarin dialect was in full use alongside Hong Kong's native Cantonese.
• That is, there was no intervening non-Mandarin dialect in most of northern China that was supplanted by Mandarin.
• Q : Modern written Chinese is largely based on the Mandarin dialect, are there any dialect-specific written Chinese characters?
• Singaporean Mandarin can be classified into two distinct Mandarin dialects : "'Standard Singaporean Mandarin "'and "'Colloquial Singaporean Mandarin " '.
• Some Mandarin dialects, especially ones farther south, still possess the glottal stops while some Wu dialects have entirely lost them.
• A hint of non-standard pronunciation was also given, by marking final stops and initial voicing and non-palatalization in non-Mandarin dialects.
• Because most Mandarin dialects are found in the north, the group is sometimes referred to as the "'Northern dialects "'( ).
• Most Yue dialects have merged the Middle Chinese alveolar sibilants, in contrast with Mandarin dialects, which have generally maintained the distinction.
• These atonal syllables also occur in non-Mandarin dialects, but in many southern dialects the tones of all syllables are made clear.
• In 1917, this was merged with the School of Oriental Studies, where the Mandarin dialect was taught in the Far Eastern Department.
• Fluent in the Cantonese and Mandarin dialects, Lee says the Chinese characters for business mean " live " and " intent ."
• He teases her about her efforts to speak with a Mandarin dialect, rather than their preferred Shanghai dialect, so Pine can translate.
• Chinese speakers commonly stereotype the Tianjin dialect as aggressive-or confrontational-sounding, though it is not difficult for speakers of other Mandarin dialects to understand.
• The Mandarin dialects in particular have experienced a dramatic decrease in sounds and so have far more multisyllabic words than most other spoken varieties.