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Zhushan Mandarin
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Guo, Li
, Chen, Yiya
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Classification
/ Descriptive linguistics
/ Dialects
/ Illustrations of the IPA
/ Mandarin
/ Phonetics
/ Phonology
/ Regional dialects
/ Sound
2022
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Zhushan Mandarin
by
Guo, Li
, Chen, Yiya
in
Classification
/ Descriptive linguistics
/ Dialects
/ Illustrations of the IPA
/ Mandarin
/ Phonetics
/ Phonology
/ Regional dialects
/ Sound
2022
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Zhushan Mandarin
2022
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Overview
Zhushan Mandarin () is a dialect of Mandarin Chinese (ISO 639-3; code: cmn) spoken in the Zhushan county (), which belongs to the city of Shiyan () in Hubei Province (), the People’s Republic of China. As shown in Figure 1, the county borders the city of Chongqing () to the south and Shaanxi Province () to the north. It has an area of 3,586 km² and a population of about 4.7 million residents (Hubei Province Annals Committee 2017). The general consensus is that it is a Mandarin dialect (LAC 2012). However, there have been debates on the proper classification of this dialect as belonging to the Jianghuai Mandarin group () (e.g. Coblin 2005, X. B. Liu 2007) or to the Southwestern Mandarin group () (e.g. Ting 1996, X. C. Liu 2005, L. Li 2009).
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Cambridge University Press
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