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Bible in Taizhou Romanised (
Genesis ), published by the
British and Foreign Bible Society .
The Taizhou dialect (Taizhou dialect: T'e-tsiu wa; simplified Chinese : 台州话 ; traditional Chinese : 台州話 ; pinyin : Tāizhōuhuà ) is a dialect of Wu Chinese . It is spoken in the city of Taizhou in Zhejiang province, China . It is only partially intelligible with Shanghainese .
Phonetics [ ]
Consonants [ ]
Romanization
(IPA )
Examples
p
[p]
百班冰包
p'
[pʰ]
拍派拼泡
b
[b]
白排病刨
m
[m]
麥買命貓
f
[f]
弗反風飛
v
[v]
佛飯縫肥
t
[t]
搭單東刀
t'
[tʰ]
塔攤通討
d
[d]
達談動逃
n
[n]
捺難農腦
l
[l]
辣懶弄老
k
[k]
格干公告
k'
[kʰ]
客看空考
g
[ɡ]
狂渠
ng
[ŋ]
我牙耳咬
h
[h]
好虎海漢
'
[ɦ]
號害寒何
ky
[c]
今记吉九
ky'
[cʰ]
轻气挈吃
gy
[ɟ]
琴奇杰求
ny
[ȵ]
日念人繞
hy
[ç]
許希訓晓
y
[j]
陽耶園有
ts
[ts]
只子早珍
ts'
[tsʰ]
七此草稱
dz
[dz]
遲查丈
s
[s]
息思手身
z
[z]
十字就善
c
[tɕy] , [tʃ]
珠轉種祝
c'
[tɕʰy] , [tʃʰ]
取穿充出
dj
[dʑy] , [dʒ]
住著重濁
sh
[ɕy] , [ʃ]
說水
j
[ʑy] , [ʒ]
樹從
w
[w]
華會活還
[ʔ]
烏音愛安
[m] and [ŋ] are syllabic consonants
Vowels [ ]
Monophthongs
i
w
ü
a [a]
ia [ia]
wa [ua]
-
e [e]
-
we [ue]
-
u [u]
iu [iu]
wu [u]
-
æn [ɛ̃]
iæn [iɛ̃]
wæn [uɛ̃]
-
ön [ø̃]
in [iẽ]
wön [uø̃]
ün [yø̃]
-
-
-
-
æ [ɛ]
[ɹ̩]
o [o]
ô [ɔ]
eo [ɤ]
i [i]
ü [y]
-
Diphthongs
i
w
ü
ao [aɒ]
iao [iaɒ]
-
-
ang [aŋ]
iang [iaŋ]
uang [uaŋ]
-
ông [ɔŋ]
-
uông [uɔŋ]
üông [yɔŋ]
ong [oŋ]
-
-
üong [yoŋ]
eng [əŋ]
ing [iŋ]
weng [uəŋ]
üing [yŋ]
Glottals
i
w
ü
æh [æʔ]
-
-
-
ah [aʔ]
iah [iaʔ]
-
-
eh [əʔ]
ih [iʔ]
weh [uəʔ]
üih [yʔ]
ôh [ɔʔ]
-
-
üôh [yɔʔ]
oh [oʔ]
-
-
üoh [yoʔ]
References [ ]
Sino-Tibetan branches
Western Himalayas (Himachal , Uttarakhand , Nepal , Sikkim )
Eastern Himalayas (Tibet , Bhutan , Arunachal ) Myanmar and Indo-Burmese border
East and Southeast Asia
Dubious (possible isolates ) (Arunachal )
Proposed groupings
Central Tibeto-Burman
Greater Bai
Mahakiranti
Rung
Tibeto-Burman
Tibeto-Kanauri
Proto-languages
Proto-Tibeto-Burman
Proto-Loloish
Proto-Karenic
Proto-Min
Italics indicates single languages that are also considered to be separate branches.
Chinese language
Major subdivisions
Standardised forms
Standard Chinese (Mandarin)
Cantonese
Taiwanese Hokkien
Phonology Grammar Set phrase
Chengyu (Chinese Four Character Idiom)
Xiehouyu
Input method History Literary forms
Scripts
Standard
Simplified
Traditional
Chinese punctuation
Stroke order
Styles Braille Phonetic
List of varieties of Chinese
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