How to write this word in dialect nia? For example, children and adults say nia doesn't want it, what do you think of nia and so on. It usually seems to be me or what I mean.
Nia was a cognate word in ancient times. According to Salonga's research, it is like this: nia, the word is used in Chinese, Manchu and Xibe today, meaning people and others. It turned out to be the ancient Dongyi language, called Nyama language. Today, Manchu reads nialm, Xibe reads nam, and Chinese reads Ruonia (dialect). This word is mainly used in Jin dialect, which includes Shanxi, eastern Shaanxi, northern Henan, western Hebei and western Inner Mongolia. It is also used in other places, but rarely. The places where this word is used are mostly areas ruled by the former Jin Dynasty, because this word also means "person" in Jurchen language. Jin dialect example: 1 Look at nia (read two sounds), you are really capable! Look at him, he is quite capable! You go, Niya won't go (you go, I won't go. Or, if you go, people won't). Nia is an ancient sound. People today speak modern sounds. If it is standardized, there will be standards. Nia exists in dialects, so let it exist. Pinyin mostly serves Putonghua, and its scope is narrow, so it is impossible to spell out dialects. I wish you progress in your study!