Lanzhou dialect

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The Lanzhou dialect is a regional form of Mandarin Chinese spoken in and around Lanzhou, Gansu Province, characterized by distinctive phonetic and lexical features within the Lan–Yin Mandarin group.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mandarin Chinese dialect
Sinitic language variety
regional dialect
belongsTo northwestern Mandarin dialects
center Lanzhou city NERFINISHED
coordinateWith Xining dialect NERFINISHED
Yinchuan dialect
country China
geographicCore Yellow River valley around Lanzhou NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Lanzhouhua NERFINISHED
hasLexicalFeature loanwords and influences from northwestern varieties
regional vocabulary not used in Standard Mandarin
hasPhoneticFeature distinctive finals compared to Standard Mandarin
distinctive initials compared to Standard Mandarin
tone values differing from Standard Mandarin
hasPhonologicalFeature merger of certain retroflex and dental sibilants
regional tone sandhi patterns
hasSociolinguisticStatus coexists with Standard Mandarin in education and media
used in daily informal communication
historicalDevelopment developed from northwestern Mandarin varieties
influencedBy neighboring Gansu dialects
languageBranch Sinitic languages
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
languageGroup Mandarin Chinese NERFINISHED
linguisticTypology analytic language
tone language
mutualIntelligibility largely intelligible with other Mandarin dialects
partOf Lan–Yin Mandarin group NERFINISHED
region Lanzhou urban area NERFINISHED
surrounding areas of Lanzhou
spokenIn Gansu Province NERFINISHED
Lanzhou NERFINISHED
northwestern China
standardBasedOn Mandarin Chinese NERFINISHED
standardLanguageRelation non-standard variety relative to Putonghua
subclassOf Lan–Yin Mandarin NERFINISHED
usedBy local Han Chinese population in Lanzhou
usedIn local commerce and marketplaces in Lanzhou
local folk culture in Lanzhou
writingSystem Chinese characters

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Lan–Yin Mandarin hasSubvariety Lanzhou dialect