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- Wuhua_dialect abstract "Wuhua (五華話) is a major dialect of Hakka Chinese. It is characterized by the pronunciation of many voiced Middle Chinese qu-sheng (4th Tone) syllables of Moiyen dialect in the shang-sheng (3rd Tone). The tone-level of the yang-ping is a rising /13/ instead of the low-level /11/ usually found in Moiyen. In Wuhua-dialect-related areas of Northern Bao'an and Eastern Dongguan the same Moiyen dialect tone level of the yang-ping is found , 2 sets of fricatives and affricates (z, c, s, zh, ch, sh, s / ts’ / s and “see note”) appear, similar to Mandarin. Also distinctive are the "y" rime found in the Yuebei (Northern Guangdong) Hakka group and Sichuan group, and retroflexed initials in 知 (Zhi series) “Knowledge”, 曉 (Xiao group) “Dawn”, part of 溪 (Xi) “Brook”, poor usage of medials in Grade III and closed rimes. Wuhua dialect exhibits “latter-word” tone sandhi. Phonologically Wuhua exhibits a north–south separation while lexically it also exhibits an east- and middle-Guangdong separation, showing relatedness to inland and coastal Hakka dialects. “Lexically it shows east-west separation in Wuhua, which is quite different from the phonological point of view. And outwardly, lexicons in Wuhua show that Wuhua dialect is on the diglossia that separates east and middle Guangdong, and that distinguishes coast-side dialects from inland ones.” Wuhua dialect is transitional, no matter how we see it historically or geographically. Otherwise the Wuhua Hakka dialect is very similar to the prestige Moiyen (Meixian) Hakka dialect.Wuhua can be found in Wuhua County, Jiexi County, Northern Bao'An (formerly Xin'An (Sin-On), presently called Shenzhen), Eastern Dongguan, in Yuebei or Northern Guangdong around Shaoguan, in Sichuan and Tonggu, Jiangxi. All of these places have the tonal characteristics of Wuhua.".
- Wuhua_dialect languageFamily Hakka_Chinese.
- Wuhua_dialect languageFamily Meixian_dialect.
- Wuhua_dialect languageFamily Varieties_of_Chinese.
- Wuhua_dialect spokenIn China.
- Wuhua_dialect spokenIn Wuhua_County.
- Wuhua_dialect wikiPageID "33159511".
- Wuhua_dialect wikiPageRevisionID "600813854".
- Wuhua_dialect fam Hakka_Chinese.
- Wuhua_dialect fam Meixian_dialect.
- Wuhua_dialect fam Varieties_of_Chinese.
- Wuhua_dialect fam "Gan–Hakka".
- Wuhua_dialect familycolor "Sino-Tibetan".
- Wuhua_dialect hasPhotoCollection Wuhua_dialect.
- Wuhua_dialect isoexception "dialect".
- Wuhua_dialect name "Wuhua".
- Wuhua_dialect notice "IPA".
- Wuhua_dialect region Wuhua_County.
- Wuhua_dialect speakers "?".
- Wuhua_dialect states "Southern China".
- Wuhua_dialect subject Category:Hakka_language.
- Wuhua_dialect type Abstraction100002137.
- Wuhua_dialect type Communication100033020.
- Wuhua_dialect type Language106282651.
- Wuhua_dialect type Language.
- Wuhua_dialect type Language.
- Wuhua_dialect type InformationEntity.
- Wuhua_dialect comment "Wuhua (五華話) is a major dialect of Hakka Chinese. It is characterized by the pronunciation of many voiced Middle Chinese qu-sheng (4th Tone) syllables of Moiyen dialect in the shang-sheng (3rd Tone). The tone-level of the yang-ping is a rising /13/ instead of the low-level /11/ usually found in Moiyen.".
- Wuhua_dialect label "Wuhua dialect".
- Wuhua_dialect sameAs m.0h63smg.
- Wuhua_dialect sameAs Q8039107.
- Wuhua_dialect sameAs Q8039107.
- Wuhua_dialect sameAs Wuhua_dialect.
- Wuhua_dialect wasDerivedFrom Wuhua_dialect?oldid=600813854.
- Wuhua_dialect isPrimaryTopicOf Wuhua_dialect.
- Wuhua_dialect name "Wuhua".