Ancient Chinese pronunciation video is terrifying? Experts say: This vibrato was popular in the world three thousand years ago [look] [look] [look]
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Yes, our people used to run around, a little bit north, into what is now the Russian border, and because of the slow evolution that needed to be done, it didn't change completely, and it became like this. You can refer to Hokkien (the official dialect of the Tang Dynasty)
Speaking of antiquity, many modern dialects of the later languages are still somewhat retained, and Cantonese and Hokkien have been retained a lot
IPA Old Chinese, I don't know much but I feel shocked [Look]
Mandarin is unified, otherwise some shadows can be seen in many local dialects
yes, but I shouldn't be able to flick my tongue [sneer] [sneer] [sneer]
Is it possible to play the tongue everywhere, but there are few languages such as Chinese and English.
Japanese learning Europe and the United States pinyin [tears]
It is true that the pronunciation of some words in Japanese and Korean is exactly the same as the dialect of Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
Chinese is derived from the Sino-Tibetan language system, and the language of the entire East Asian language is derived from the Sino-Tibetan language system
The current Mandarin, thousands of years later, if you let the dialect be pronounced, it is definitely much worse than now
Because China's history progressed earlier than other countries, the territory or the entire country of many countries is China's territory or dependent country, and the spread of culture leads to the direct use of our words or pronunciation
There must be but it is definitely not so exaggerated, and there is also a vernacular, this kind of rhyme should be used in sacrifices or some major events, normal people who communicate like this.
Sign language is also recent, and they can't read it [tears run]
It's true, we learned this in our language classes at university, it's true
It turns out that the ancient champions are all tongue players