Japanese accent problem

Pingzhi is a Kansai accent, and I don't know anything else.

Japanese dialects are divided into the following categories: Kansai, Tsutsugaru, Okayama, Hokkaido and Yamaguchi.

In fact, the largest and oldest dialect,

It should be the language of Ainu people in Hokkaido.

In fact, strictly speaking, Japan is not a single nation.

It's just that Ainu people are too easily overlooked. ...

Japanese dialects can be divided into a watershed before and after the Meiji Restoration.

Because of the reform, classical dialects and reforms have absorbed foreign things and changed.

After that, the popularity of Tongyu changed the dialect again, mainly in the Taisho era.

The main reason for the change is the widespread popularity of NHK broadcasting. Because NHK uses * * * lingua franca.

Why is it called * * * lingua franca instead of standard language?

This is related to Osaka's self-esteem for hundreds of years.

Osaka people, that is, old Kyoto people, have always felt that their dialects are king.

Therefore, the * * * lingua equivalent to our Mandarin can only be called * * * lingua.

For example, it is the difference between old saying and modern lingua franca.

The weather forecast of NHK likes to say: it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain, it will rain.

However, no matter what dialect, there is no such expression as "でしょぅ" in the old saying before Meiji Restoration.

Compared with the current representatives, we use "でしょぅ" for speculation and "ましょぅ" for suggestion.

As an old Japanese saying goes, unification is expressed by ましょし. Moreover, there is no such uncertain expression.

If it is going to rain tomorrow, the old saying is simply: it will rain tomorrow.

Osaka calls fools "A Dai", not "Baka".

Moreover, there is a saying in Japan that the common language (that is, Tokyo dialect) is rational and objective.

This is also related to the background of * * *.

Because reform needs to introduce advanced philosophy and scientific theories from the East and the West,

There must be a language that can express these things.

Dialect, however, has no ability to express these things, but it is full of emotion.

Can fully express human subjectivity and feelings.

There is a proverb in Osaka, which means "You are not A Dai, but you are an idiot".

ちゃぃまれんパでんれん A Dai.

Translated back to * * * is:

"(ぁなたははなぃけどどですよ A Dai".

Even Japanese, dialects in different regions are completely incomprehensible.