What are the characteristics of Gansu dialect?

Gansu dialect, also known as Gansu dialect, refers to the Chinese dialect used in Gansu Province, China, and has the following characteristics:

There are many kinds: the accents of Gansu dialect are also colorful, including Longzhong accent, Longdong accent, Lanzhou accent, Hexi accent and Hezhou accent. Each region also has its own unique vocabulary and fixed phrases, and there are many different grammatical forms.

Phonetic features: The pronunciation of Gansu dialect has its unique features in initials, finals and tones. For example, in Longxi Mandarin, there is a difference between the front nasal sound and the back nasal sound in many dialect areas, that is, there are nasal sounds before and after vowels. In addition, the tones of Gansu dialect also have certain characteristics, such as flat tone, rising tone and falling tone in Longxi Mandarin.

Lexical characteristics: Gansu dialect vocabulary has distinct regional characteristics, and many words come from local folk customs, living habits and geographical environment. For example, in Lanzhou dialect, "Runer Stone" refers to the stones on the river beach, and "Guaer Melon" refers to porters.