Correct. China was under Mongol rule for a hundred years during Yuan dynasty (Khublai Khan). He moved the capital to Beijing and created innovations like civil service reform and paper currency. Of course the last dynasty, Qing, was completely under Manchu rule based out of Beijing. These factors have had tremendous impact on Beijing dialect.
Hi. This is a great video. May I suggest to lower the background music and it will be better to use instrumental music. This due to both with oral sound (from music & interview) at times is confusing /distracting. Great effort👍
Very interesting. Actually, the "er" sound bothers me a lot, but one day, I will go to Beijing to confront my own prejudice. I like where they describe old Beijingers as very friendly due to having to live close together. That's a nice dynamic.
They sound super Beijing. I can immediately tell if someone is from Beijing by the way they speak because they all sound just like this, they all sound like they come from a rich family and so posh sounding.
ua-cam.com/video/af_j36vfS7Q/v-deo.html , at 1:18 into the video, look at the middle lady (in the red shirt), as she mouths what the lady on the right is saying! It was like she was talking WITH her. That was WILD! Language is such a beautiful thing!!!!! And they speak so beautifully. I love the Beijing accent!
Well it is the Beijing dialect, so probably Beijing. You might have the best luck finding a language exchange partner I’m not an expert on this dialect or even Mandarin, at home I speak Hokkien 😅
@@gachi1297 Isnt taigi means hokkein. If that's really the third most popular dialect to study then it's great. After all hokkein is said to be one of the oldest dialect.
@@rodrigoneustadt6302 Easy boy. If you would hear of this dialect you also would be disapointed. Not only I think that this music is too loud. So I dont know what is your problem
@@athenamo1566 I imagine that it’s easier to speak English with an American accent than with a British accent, as Erhua is similar to the Rhotic pronunciation in The U.S., rather than the British style.
These grannies are adorable
Beijing dialect sounds elegant..!
Very nice video! Filming conversations with people is the best way to demonstrate linguistic differences!
I speak the language: "R R R R R, R R? R R R R R!"
您做的视频真不错 谢谢您 I like to watch authentic videos from China with real interactions , so lively!
The old Beijing dialect actually is a mix of Han/ Manchu / Mongolian words sounds and phrases put together
seems so yo
No it’s not
Nope, there is almost NO Manchu or Mongolian word in Beijing dialect.
Correct. China was under Mongol rule for a hundred years during Yuan dynasty (Khublai Khan). He moved the capital to Beijing and created innovations like civil service reform and paper currency. Of course the last dynasty, Qing, was completely under Manchu rule based out of Beijing. These factors have had tremendous impact on Beijing dialect.
@@user-qi8pp1rr2q actually yes there are. I should know. I’m actually Manchu Mongolian German mixed. And I specialize in linguistics
Excellent! Do more videos! Muy bien! Saludos desde Argentina!
Great video thank you for the effort you put into making it
Thanks:)
Awesome video. It was super engaging!
谢谢！
Thank you for this video.
Love it...from Australia
Great project! 👍
谢谢你的视频。我也是两地长大的北京人。看了你的视频很想家。
感谢！
Hi. This is a great video. May I suggest to lower the background music and it will be better to use instrumental music. This due to both with oral sound (from music & interview) at times is confusing /distracting.
Great effort👍
Stop complaining, the sound is perfect and the volume of the background music too.
@@rodrigoneustadt6302 it's distracting
@@rodrigoneustadt6302 it's very distracting to people who actually are trying to make out the fine differences between the dialects
Amazing video. :)
Beijing hua sounds good!
Why would you play music over the talking
nice project!
Thank you for this video!
What kind of hat is Mr Bai wearing?
thank you
哈哈哈，北京话现在年轻人说得确实少了。还有些年轻人喜欢去模仿但是要刻意拿着劲儿说，听起也不太地道。
Very interesting. Actually, the "er" sound bothers me a lot, but one day, I will go to Beijing to confront my own prejudice. I like where they describe old Beijingers as very friendly due to having to live close together. That's a nice dynamic.
amazing videooooo
喜欢你的视频 我也是北京的 喜欢不同方言
感谢！
我在學普通話、這個很好啊：）
So what accent do you speak? Mandarin?
ima need this soundtrack
ping when you get it
Music?
They sound super Beijing. I can immediately tell if someone is from Beijing by the way they speak because they all sound just like this, they all sound like they come from a rich family and so posh sounding.
the background music is SOO bothering 😢☹️ Can't focus on the video
Music is too loud, can't hear anything
sorry for the bad audio
The volume of the background music is perfect.
温暖
Dialek yang umum bagiku adalah dialek Jatinegara dan dialek Tangerang. Maupun dialek grogol glodok
ua-cam.com/video/af_j36vfS7Q/v-deo.html , at 1:18 into the video, look at the middle lady (in the red shirt), as she mouths what the lady on the right is saying! It was like she was talking WITH her. That was WILD! Language is such a beautiful thing!!!!! And they speak so beautifully. I love the Beijing accent!
is this the language same as chinese?
If I was to go to China to learn mandarin where is the best place to get immersion in this dialect?
The north
Well it is the Beijing dialect, so probably Beijing. You might have the best luck finding a language exchange partner
I’m not an expert on this dialect or even Mandarin, at home I speak Hokkien 😅
@@gachi1297 Which Chinese dialect is popular among mandarin speakers?
@@prasanth2601 Cantonese is probably the second most studied, third taigi
@@gachi1297 Isnt taigi means hokkein. If that's really the third most popular dialect to study then it's great.
After all hokkein is said to be one of the oldest dialect.
2:34 What does "jie bing er" translate to?
next door neighbor (i searched
@@cvsmup8100 I was kind of looking for a more literal translation but I was able to find it as well. Thank you!
@@in_vas_por8810 I think it's 街里儿 jie lier
Is the man she interviews from the Hui minority?
Bai is a typical hui minority's family name.
Nice English
Que genial 😁👏 ¿pero qué dialecto hablan normalmente los de Beijing si no es el dialecto tradicional? 🤔
Pues ese… el de Beijing. 北京话
你住在哪儿
because of this music I dont hear anything!!!
Oh the world will end now because you can't hear anything! Go to the doctor.
@@rodrigoneustadt6302 Easy boy. If you would hear of this dialect you also would be disapointed. Not only I think that this music is too loud. So I dont know what is your problem
I'm trying to hear the dialect and all I hear is that music lower it please
Oh dear, what a tragedy!!!
If you’re trying to teach people about Beijing’s accent DONT PUT MUSIC OVER THEM SPEAKING
OKAYYYYYYYY thanks for the feedback and sorry for the bad audio
UchihaAvenger. She's not trying to TEACH the Beijing dialect, she's just giving some examples of this dialect.
东北和北京话有什么区别！这怎么表达？ 口味重？ 都是不是都用儿化音？
Video should be called "Listen to me speak English with a beijing accent" too much English
it was an English project
@@athenamo1566 I imagine that it’s easier to speak English with an American accent than with a British accent, as Erhua is similar to the Rhotic pronunciation in The U.S., rather than the British style.