Question 1: How do you say Foshan, Guangdong? Vernacular Guangdong has always had three major language families: Guangfu dialect (Cantonese or vernacular), Hakka dialect and Chaozhou dialect. Guangfu dialect is mostly used in the Pearl River Delta region, Hakka dialect is mainly used in parts of eastern Guangdong and northern Guangdong, and Chaozhou dialect is mostly used in Chaoshan plain area of eastern Guangdong (Leihua and Zhanjiang dialects in western Guangdong belong to the same language family as Chaozhou dialect). Foshan belongs to the Pearl River Delta, so it is called Guangfu dialect, that is, Guangzhou dialect.

Question 2: Cantonese people speak vernacular in Foshan, while mainlanders also speak vernacular, some speak Mandarin, and of course there are other languages.

Question 3: What do Foshan people say in their daily lives? That is, dialect. Nanhai dialect

Question 4: How to talk nonsense and talk about egg shopping in Foshan dialect, Guangdong Province?

Question 5: Is Foshan dialect Cantonese? 5 points, which is the closest to standard Cantonese among all Cantonese sub-dialects. The grading is as follows: Cantonese-Cantonese film-Foshan dialect. Guangdong sea area has the following areas: Guangzhou (including Huadu, Zengcheng and Panyu), Foshan (including Shunde), Hong Kong, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Zhuhai and Jiangmen. Cantonese spoken in Foshan dialect in the above cities is closest to standard Cantonese, second only to Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Only the tone difference does not exceed 15.

Question 6: How to say and pronounce Foshan Cantonese. Foshan phonetic

F= believe in Buddha, just don't need those S.

Shan, just pronounce Shan as three without tongue in Mandarin.

Something like that That's what I learned.

Question 7: What's the difference between Guangzhou dialect and Foshan dialect? There is no difference, but both Guangzhou dialect and Foshan dialect have suffixes.

Question 8: Is Foshan dialect standard Cantonese? Not exactly. Foshan dialect can only be regarded as a kind of Cantonese. Before and after China's liberation, Guangdong used grain as the main county: Nanhai County, Panyu County and Shunde County. At that time, Foshan was under the jurisdiction of Nanhai County, and when sending overseas letters, it was received by "XXX Street, XXX Road, Foshan Town, Nanhai County, Guangdong Province, China". Because Nanhai County ranks first, Foshan people are proud of being from the South China Sea. When people ask about their native place, they proudly say "I am from the South China Sea"! At that time, Foshan people spoke "Nanhai dialect". Of course, this time is different from the past, a plum blossom has two cores! Now Foshan leads the South China Sea! When someone asks about the native place of Nanhai people, they can only say "I am from Foshan"! Then Nanhai dialect became Foshan dialect. Things have changed! ! ! !

Question 9: Good morning. How do you say "jujube reward" in Foshan dialect?