Insik a Mandarin
Mandarin | |
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官话; 官話; Guānhuà | |
Rehion | Kaaduan iti akin-amianan ken abagatan akinlaud a Tsina (kitaen pay ti Pagalagadan nga Insik) |
Patubo a mangisasao | 910 a riwriw (2015)[1] 200 a riwriw anga L2 (awan petsa) |
Sino-Tibetano
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Dagiti nasapa porma | |
Dagiti alagaden a porma |
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Dagiti dialekto |
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Wenfa Shouyu[2] | |
Kodkodigo ti pagsasao | |
ISO 639-3 | cmn |
Glottolog | mand1415 |
Linguaesperio | 79-AAA-b |
Ti lugar ti Mandarin iti nangruna a daga ti Tsina ken Taiwan, a maipakita ti Jin (sagpaminsan a matrato a kas naisina a grupo) iti napusasaw a berde | |
Insik a Mandarin | |||||||||
Napalaka nga Insik | 官话 | ||||||||
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Tradisional nga Insik | 官話 | ||||||||
Literal a kaibuksilan | bitla dagiti opisial | ||||||||
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Akin-amianan nga Insik | |||||||||
Napalaka nga Insik | 北方话 | ||||||||
Tradisional nga Insik | 北方話 | ||||||||
Literal a kaibuksilan | Akin-amianan a bitla | ||||||||
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Ti Mandarin (napalaka nga Insik: 官话; tradisional nga Insik: 官話; pinyin: Guānhuà; lit. 'bitla dagiti opisial') ket ti maysa a grupo dagiti agkakabagian a karuay ti Insik a naisasao iti kaaduan a ballasiw ti akin-amianan ken abagatan akinlaud a Tsina. Mangiraman ti grupo iti dialekto a Beijing, ti batayan ti Pagalagadan a Mandarin wenno Pagalagadan nga Insik. Gapu ta nagtaud ti Mandarin idiay Amianan a Tsina ken kaaduan dagiti dialekto ti Mandarin ket mabirukan iti amianan, ti grupo ket sagpaminsan a naibagbaga a kas dagiti Akin-amianan a dialekto (北方话; běifānghuà). Adu dagiti lokal a karuay ti Mandarin ket saanda nga agsinnaranay a maawatan. Nupay kasta, masansan nga umuna a maikabkabil ti Mandarin kadagiti listaan ti pagsasao babaen ti bilang dagiti patneng nga agsasao (agraman iti gangani a sangabilion).
Ti Mandarin ket ti kadakkelan kadagiti pito wenno sangapulo a grupo ti dialekto ti Insik, nga insasao babaen dagiti 70 a porsiento kadagiti amin nga agsasao iti Insik iti dakkel a heograpikal a lugar, a gumay-at manipud iti Yunnan iti abagatan a laud aginggana iti Xinjiang iti amianan a laud ken ti Heilongjiang iti amianan a daya. Sapasap a maigupit daytoy iti kalaka ti panagbanniaga ken komunikasion iti Tanap ti Amianan a Tsinan no maiyasping iti nakarkaro a kabambantayan nga abagatan, ken no maitipon iti relatibo a kaudian a pannakaiwarwaras ti Mandarin kadagiti lugar ti prontera.
Kaaduan dagiti karuay ti Mandarin ket addaan kadagiti uppat nga aweng. Dagiti kanungpalan a panagsardeng ti Tengnga nga Insik ket napukawen iti kaaduan kadagitoy a karuay, ngem adda met dagiti dadduma a timmipon kaniada a kas kanungpalan a glotal a panagsardeng. Adu kadagiti karuay ti Mandarin, a mairaman ti dialekto a Beijing, ket mangitalinaay kadagiti retroflex a mangiyuna a konsonante, a napukawen kadagiti akin-abagatan a grupo ti dialekto.
Ti kapitolio ket addan iti kaunegan ti lugar ti Mandarin para iti kaaduan a panawen ti naudi a milenio, a mangaramid nga impluensial dagitoy a dialekto. Ti sumagmamano a porma ti Mandarin ket nagserbi a kas maysa a nailian a lingua franca manipud idi maika-4 a siglo. Iti nasapa a maika-20 a siglo, ti maysa a pagalagadan a porma a naibatay iti dialekto a Beijing, nga agraman kadagiti elemento manipud kadagiti sabali a dialekto ti Mandarin , ket naampon idi a kas maysa a nailian a pagsasao. Ti Pagalagadan nga Insik ket ti opisial a pagsasao iti Republika ti Tattao ti Tsina[3] ken Taiwan[4] ken maysa kadagiti uppat nga opisial a pagsasao ti Singapur. Daytoy ket naus-usar a kas maysa kadagiti pagobraan a pagsasao iti Nagkaykaysa a Pagpagilian.[5] Daytoy ket maysa pay kadagiti kaaduan a kankanayon a naus-usar a karuay ti Insik kadagiti sangalubongan a komunidad ti diaspora ti Insik.
Dagiti nagibasaran
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Adu pay a mabasbasa
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Dagiti akinruar a silpo
[urnosen | urnosen ti taudan] Dagiti midia a mainaig iti Insik a Mandarin iti Wikimedia Commons
- Tones in Mandarin Dialects : Comprehensive tone comparison charts for 523 Mandarin dialects. (Compiled by James Campbell) – Internet Archive mirror