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Rui'an dialect

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TheRuian dialect (Chinese:瑞安話; pronounced[zʉ˦ø˧ɦo˨] in the Rui'an dialect; standardpinyin:Ruì'ānhuà) is adialect ofWu Chinese spoken inRuian. It belongs to the Oujiang sub-group ofWu Chinese dialects. It is closely related to the Pingyang dialect and Lucheng dialect, generally referred to asWenzhounese.

Ruian dialect
瑞安話
Pronunciation[zʉ˦ø˧ɦo˨]
Native toChina
RegionWenzhou prefecture,Zhejiang province
Native speakers
[citation needed]
Language codes
ISO 639-3
GlottologNone
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Phonology

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Initials

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 LabialLabiodentalDentalPalatalVelarGlottal
Nasaltenuisʔm 猫ʔn 嬭ʔȵ 蛲ʔŋ 
voicedmnȵŋ 
Plosiveaspirated
tenuisptkʔ
voicedbdɡ
Affricateaspiratedtsʰtɕʰ 
tenuists 
voiceddz 
Fricativevoicelessfsɕh
voicedvz ɦ
Approximanttenuisʔwʔʋʔl 拉ʔj 
voicedwlj

Finals

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Rui'an has the following finals:

[m], 兒[ŋ]

[a], 好[ɛ], 包[ɔ]

[e̝], 先[i], 思[ɿ]

[o̝], 布[ʉ] ~ 圖[ɘʉ] ~ 水[ʮ]

[y], 安[ø], 歌[ʋ̩ʷ]

[ɐi], 走[ɐu̜]

[ei], 六[əu̜]

[iɛ], 關[uɔ], 花[uo̝]

[ɐŋ], 聽[əŋ], 公[oŋ].

Additional finals for older accents include

[ie̝], 橋[yø], 頭[iəu̜]

Tones

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In the Ruian dialect, a monosyllabic word can have one of the eight tones, but there are only four phonetically distinguished tones, divided into high (陰) and low (陽) categories. In combination with another tone, it can change depending on thetone sandhi system.

Yin Ping 陰平[˦] 44 江天飛三

Yang Ping 陽平[˧˩] 31 來同魚球

Yin Shang 陰上[˧˥] 35 懂紙古本

Yang Shang 陽上[˨˦] 24 近淡厚似

Yin Qu 陰去[˥˨] 52 對去貨歲

Yang Qu 陽去[˨] 22 外地路住

Yin Ru 陰入[˧˨˧] 323 七博塔各

Yang Ru 陽入[˨˩˨] 212 六肉白石

Tone sandhi

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In bisyllabic words, the Rui'an dialect phonetically has only six tones,high flat ˦,middle flat ˧,rising ˨˦,departing ˦˨,entering ˨˩˨ andshort ˨. We'll now use A, B, C, D, E, and 0 for these six tones.

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tones陰平陰上陰去陰入陽平陽上陽去陽入
陰平0AACEDAEADExampleExampleExample
陰上AB0CD0AED0ExampleExampleExample
陰去ExampleExampleExampleD0Example0CExampleExample
陰入ExampleExampleE0ExampleExampleExampleExampleE0
陽平AEExample0CExampleExampleExampleExampleExample
陽上ExampleExampleExampleExampleExampleExampleExampleExample
陽去0AExampleC0ExampleExampleExampleC0Example
陽入0A0CExampleExampleExampleExampleExampleExample

Grammar

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Sentence Structure

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Classifiers

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Verbs

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Adverbs

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Ruian dialect

Lexicon

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Pronouns

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PronounIPATranscription
1st person sing.ŋ˧˦
2nd person sing.ȵi˧˦
3rd person sing.ɡe̝˧˩渠/佢
reflexive sing.zɿ˨
1st person plur.ŋ˨˦ le̝˨, ŋ˨˦ la˨吾俚, 吾啦
2nd person plur.ȵi˨˦ le̝˨, ȵi˨˦ la˨爾俚, 爾啦
3rd person plur.ɡe̝˦˨ le̝˨, ɡe̝˦˨ la˨渠/佢俚,渠/佢啦
reflexive plur.zɿ˧ le̝˨, zɿ˧ la˨自俚, 自啦

Numerals

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NumeralsIPATranscription
0ləŋ˧˩, dø˧˦零, 斷1
1ʔja˧˨˧, i˧˨˧12
2ŋ˨, la˧˦二, 兩1
3sɔ˦
4sɿ˥˨
5ŋ˧˦
6ləu̜˧˨˧
7tsʰa˧˨˧
8po̝˧˨˧
9tɕɐu̜˧˥
10za˨˩˨
20ȵiɛ˨廿
30sɔ˧ za˧三十
100i˨ pa˧˨˧一百
1000i˨ tɕʰi˧一千
10.000i˨ mɔ˧一萬
1 used when are alone or follow 第 to form ordinal numerals, and the later three lectures are cardinal numerals and are generally followed by a classifier.
2 the first lecture is considered literal, the second colloquial.

Vocabulary

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Below is a list of the most common vocabulary in Ruian dialect.

MeaningIPATranscriptionMandarin equivalent
to see, to look[tsʰɿ˥˨]
to hear, to listen[tʰəŋ˦]
to ask[mɐŋ˨]
to look for[zɐŋ˧˩]找, 尋找
to smell[hoŋ˥˨]
to know[sei˧˨˧]認識
to say, to speak[ko̝˧˥]
to curse[kɐŋ˥˨]
to eat[tɕʰi˧˨˧]
to drink[hɔ˧˨˧]
chopstick[dzei˨]筷子
to stand[ɡe̝˧˦]
pocket[tɐu̜˦]口袋
salted vegetables[tsʰe̝˨˩˨ɦɔ˨]菜鹹鹹菜
chopping block[pɔ˧tsɐŋ˨˦]板砧砧板
icing sugar[do̝˨ɕo̝˧]糖霜糖霜
thing, object[ʔmʉ˦zɿ˧]物事東西
rice spoon[vɔ˦tɕiɛ˧]飯槳飯勺
radish[tsʰe̝˨˩˨dəu̜˨]菜頭蘿蔔
trouble[sa˦zəu̜˨˦]生受麻煩
doctor[i˧sɿ˧]醫師醫生
blind[ʔmo̝˨˩˨do̝˨]盲瞊瞎子
wife[lɛ˦ʔø˧]老安老婆
unfamiliar[ta˦sa˧]打生陌生
eagle[ta˧ʔjɐŋ˧]咄鷹貓頭鷹
mole cricket[tʰɘʉ˦kɐu̜˨˦]土狗蝼蛄
bicycle[dɔ˨tɕɔ˦tsʰo̝˧]踏腳車自行车
instrument[ko̝˨sa˦fʋ̩ʷ˨˦]家生货家具
young, teenager[ɦɐu̜˧sa˨˩˨ŋ˨]後生兒年輕人
serious, powerful[dəu̜˦bei˨tɕiɛ˧]肚皮掌厲害

Readings

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Like other Wu dialects, in the Ruian dialect a Chinese character can have more than one reading, divided into vernacular readings (白讀) and literary readings (文讀), in comparison with other Wu dialects, the Ruian dialect has relatively few multiple readings. Below are some samples.

HanziVernacularLiterary
readingtranscriptionmeaningreadingtranscriptionmeaning
sɐŋ ȵɐŋ新人bridekoŋ zɐŋ工人worker
ne̝ tsɿ日子dayza dʑi日期date
mɐŋ ɦɛ問號question markvɐŋ dei問題question
ŋ tɔ無膽despondentvʋ̩ʷ jo̝無用useless
tsei lo̝紙龍kitekʰoŋ loŋ恐龍dinosaur
na ŋ女兒daughterȵy zɿ女士lady

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