How to say Yinchuan dialect?

Yinchuan, referred to as "Silver" for short, is the capital of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, and is known as "the land of plenty and the water town in the south of the Yangtze River".

Yinchuan, an ancient city on the border, was inhabited by humans as early as 30 thousand years ago. Historically, it was the capital of Xixia dynasty, and folklore also called "Phoenix City", which was called "Xingqing House" and "Ningxia City" in ancient times. It has a continental climate in the middle temperate zone and has a famous national scenic spot-Xixia Mausoleum. Yinchuan's comprehensive competitiveness ranks among the top 100 cities in China, and it has won the honors of national civilized city, national water-saving city, national sanitary city, national environmental protection model city, and China's human settlement environment model award, and has been rated as "Top Ten New Riches in China". How to say Yinchuan dialect in Ningxia? Yinchuan dialect belongs to the "Lanyin Mandarin" of the northern dialect. In addition to the unique dialect, it is generally understood in the north and southwest of China. The simplest formula is "two tones and four tones upside down, three tones reading four tones"

Yinchuan dialect is very different from Mandarin.

? First, the nasal sounds before and after are indistinguishable.

? Second, influenced by minority languages, some words have obvious throat sounds.

? Third, ancient Chinese has a strong pronunciation. The pronunciation of "Qu" as ke or ki shows that Yinchuan dialect is ancient, because there are no J, Q and X sounds in ancient Chinese, and such pronunciations are all G, K and H.

? Say "street" is a beggar's gang; Use Yinchuan dialect; The same is true of "fragrance" like Hangzhou. Yinchuan dialect also retains the entering tone of ancient Chinese. For example, "Qin" in Mandarin and "Ha" in Yinchuan dialect.

? There is no distinction between "North, Hundred, White and Bye-bye" in Yinchuan dialect, and all words are pronounced in Biya.

? People in old Yinchuan can often hear such a jingle: "I walked out of the north gate a hundred paces and spent a hundred dollars to buy a hundred watermelons." Open it and see, white seeds and white skin cost a hundred dollars in vain. " Reading bia in Yinchuan dialect will be like tongue twisters in Yinchuan dialect. Words like "qu" and "ge" are pronounced as "ke" and "ga" in Yinchuan dialect, which has the flavor of southwest dialect.