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Open WeChat, click on the latest voice message you sent, and you’ll be able to hear that familiar local accent, one that you can’t change
I’m not used to sending voice messages; I rarely do it. Ordinary speech is usually ‘Mandarin’ with an accent... I guess so
For communication with family members, I usually use text; for matters related to work with certain clients or colleagues, if there’s too much to type, I occasionally send a voice message. However, people from the south always have some issues with speaking Mandarin. I remember once, while communicating with a friend from the north, I thought my Mandarin was already quite standard, but that friend said, \"People say the dialects from the south are hard to understand, but your southern dialect doesn’t sound too difficult to follow for me.\" ”;P
Professor Yi Zhongtian has explained this; it’s called different dialects from the south and north – the accents in the south are different, while there are more variations in the tones of the north
This Teacher Yi truly seems to be a person of great knowledge – not only does he explain the \"Three Kingdoms\" period excellently, but he also gathers information on various other subjects in a systematic and well-organized manner, and his explanations are truly impressive; P
This is also a form of accumulation; Teacher Yi’s strong local accent makes him highly recognizable as well
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