| Dongping dialect | |
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| 东平话 | |
| Native to | UrbanDongping County in thePeople's Republic of China |
| Region | China |
Native speakers | (undated figure of 760,000[citation needed]) |
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| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-3 | – |
| Glottolog | None |
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TheDongping dialect (simplified Chinese:东平话;traditional Chinese:東平話;pinyin:Dōngpínghuà) is aMandarin Chinese dialect spoken inDongping County inShandong province,China.
| Tone name | yin ping (陰平) | yang ping (陽平) | shang sheng (上聲) | qu sheng (去聲) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tone contour[2] | 14˩˦ | 53˥˧ | 55˥ | 312˧˩˨ |
| Tone contour Beforeqingsheng | 312˧˩˨ | 55˥ | 14˩˦ | 53˥˧ |
| Person | First person | Second person | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Odd number | 我/俺 | 你/恁 | |
| Negative number | Include interlocutors | 咱 | 恁 |
| Does not include interlocutors | 俺 | ||
| Dongping dialect | Standard Chinese | English | |
|---|---|---|---|
| word dialect[3] | pinyin | ||
| 何 | he | ...的时候 | when |
| 般 | bán | ...一样... | as ... as |
| 些 | xié | 很 | very |
| 就儿 | jiù er | 顺便 | |
| 孬 | náo | 不好 | bad |
| 笏 | hú | (以板击打) | |
| 告底儿 | gǎo dīr | 最终 | eventually |
| 前儿 | qiè er | 前天 | the day before yesterday |
| 夜儿 | yè er | 昨天 | yesterday |
| 今儿 | jǐ mēnr | 今天 | today |
| 明儿 | mià er | 明天 | tomorrow |
| 清起来 | qíng qī lai | 早晨/早上 | |
| 头晌午 | tòu sháng wu | 上午 | |
| 晌午 | sháng wu | 中午 | noon |
| 过晌午 | guǒ sháng wu | 下午 | afternoon |
| 傍黑儿 | báng héir | 傍晚 | nightfall |
| 后晌 | hòng hang | 晚上 | night |
| 嬢 | niǎ | 妈妈 | mom/mather |
| 大大 | dāda | 爸爸 | pappy/father |
| 醭 | bù | 霉 | mold |
| 腚 | dǐng | 屁股 | butt |
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| WesternHimalayas (Himachal, Uttarakhand,Nepal,Sikkim) |
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| East andSoutheast Asia |
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