What's the name of Guangdong fortune-teller mother _ in-law?

What is the relationship between mother-in-law, father-in-law and grandfather in Cantonese? Is Guangdong the same as Hong Kong?

Mother-in-law refers to grandma, father-in-law is grandpa, grandpa is grandpa, _ _ is grandma. Guangdong and Hong Kong have the same name, but they are different in some areas.

"_ _" is a kinship term. Grandchildren in some areas where Cantonese is widely used, Weifang, Shandong and other areas call grandma "_ _", which is also commonly known as grandma. In southwest Anhui, "_ _" is a dialect title, which is agreed with "auntie".

In some places in eastern Henan, the Hui people's "_ _" means aunt (Hui and Han cultures have already merged, and the meaning of "_ _" as an aunt has a history of hundreds of years in eastern Henan, so it does not specifically refer to modern Hui people).

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The status of Cantonese

Cantonese retains a lot of ancient vocabulary and grammar. For example, the word "benefiting the market" in Cantonese was recorded as early as the Book of Changes, which means to benefit more with less money.

Cantonese not only retains a lot of ancient vocabulary and grammar, but also retains the pronunciation and tone of ancient Chinese, especially the entering tone. But now the popular Mandarin has no tone. The so-called "entering three tones" has been sent to three tones: flat, up and down.

Because there is no entering tone, reading China's classical poems in Mandarin can't tell the difference between level tone, rhyme and rhyme. It is also very troublesome for people in Putonghua areas to write ancient poems. Cantonese speakers have this advantage, and their intonation is innate, so reading China's ancient poems in Cantonese is particularly attractive.

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