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Jiangshan dialect

Southern Wu dialect spoken in China From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Jiangshan dialect (江山話) is a Southern Wu dialect, closely related to that of Quzhou. It is spoken in Jiangshan, a city in Quzhou prefecture, China.

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Phonology

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Initials

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Finals

[ør][ɦi][vu][ɦy][tsɿ]
[lɑ][kiɑ][ŋuɑ]
[ɦæ][ɦiæ][kʰuæ]
[tʰiɛ̃][ʑyɛ̃]
[kʰe][kue]
[ko]
[pɐɯ][piɐɯ]
[lɯ][tɕʰiɯ]
[sã][hiã][kuã]
[kɔ̃][ʑiɔ̃]
[bɐ̃][kuɐ̃]
[mõ][ɡiõ]
齿 [tsʰɿə][ŋɯə]
[kœ̃][ɕyœ̃]
[kĩ][tɕʰỹ]
[paʔ][ɦiaʔ][kʰuaʔ]
[pœʔ][ʑyœʔ]
[nəʔ][ʑiɛʔ][ɦyɛʔ]
[ŋoʔ][ʑioʔ]
[kɔʔ][ŋyɔʔ]

Tones

The Jiangshan dialect is considered to have eight tones. However, since tone split from Middle Chinese, each character still depends on the voicing of the initial consonant. These constitute just three phonemic tones: pin, shang, and qu. (Ru syllables are phonemically toneless, as their distinctiveness lies in a final glottal stop.)

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