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Beijing Dialect (北京 / 北京 Běijīng)
By James Campbell
Classification:
Mandarin > Beijing > Jingshi
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Tones:
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| 陰平
YīnPíng
1A
| 陽平
YángPíng
1B
| 陰上
YīnShǎng
2A
| 陽上
YángShǎng
2B
| 陰去
YīnQù
3A
| 陽去
YángQù
3B
| 陰入
YīnRù
4A
| 陽入
YángRù
4B
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Beijing Dialect Phonology
北京方言音表
Compiled, Edited, and Recorded by James Campbell
Here is a table of the sounds found in Beijing Mandarin.
The onsets and rhymes are listed below.
Onsets:
| p | pʰ | m | f
| | t | tʰ | n | l
| | ts | tsʰ | s
| | tʂ | tʂʰ | ʂ | ʐ
| | tɕ | tɕʰ | ɕ
| | k | kʰ | x
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Rhymes:
| ɿ | i | u | y
| | ʅ
| | ɚ
| | ɑ | iɑ | uɑ
| | iɛ | yɛ
| | ɤ
| | o | uo
| | ai | iai | uai
| | ei | uei
| | au | iau
| | ou | iou
| | an | iɛn | uɑn | yan
| | ən | in | uən | yn
| | ɑŋ | iɑŋ | uɑŋ
| | əŋ | iŋ | uəŋ
| | iuŋ | uŋ
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