With the popularity of Putonghua in China, children are asked by school teachers to learn to speak Putonghua when they go to school, and parents have less and less opportunities to speak dialects!
Personally, I think that as parents of children, we should teach them to speak dialects, because this is a kind of language and cultural inheritance, and a kind of cultural inheritance should be passed down from generation to generation …
There are also young children with strong learning ability. There is no harm in learning one more language and culture. For example, the old people at home don't speak Mandarin very well. If children learn their parents' dialects, it will be more convenient for them to communicate with the elderly. Nowadays, families usually have one or two children. Due to the long-term separation, it will be more convenient for the elderly to get along with their children if there are no barriers in language and culture.
Our family has no resistance to the dialects of our hometown, because my husband and I are constantly learning the dialects of each other's hometown, so that we can communicate with our elders more conveniently when we go back to our hometown to visit relatives, so our children learn the dialects of two places invisibly. We didn't spend too much time teaching children to speak dialects after verification, just like speaking in ordinary life, without adding any burden.
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Everyone says Mandarin is good and everyone can understand it. Tell the truth, don't like any dialect, can't communicate in different places, and have no aesthetic feeling.
It can be summed up in one sentence as "what is national is the world".
Dialect is a local language, and it is precisely because of this regional language that a nation has charm.
Many people pursue great harmony and think that speaking dialects is a "place", so can the whole world speak a language? Why should we protect the old house now? Because the ancient houses have their own characteristics, unlike the same reinforced concrete, they are uniform, but they lack a lot of charm.
China has always paid attention to inheritance, and dialects represent native land and origin.
What's the difference between people who abandon dialects and people who can't speak Mandarin abroad at all?
People can't forget their roots.
Language is a tool of human communication and the foundation of human existence, production and life. The core value of language lies in its application and practicality.
In this sense, as long as it doesn't affect children's use and development, it doesn't matter whether it is a dialect or not.
From the perspective of human development, the process of world integration is getting faster and faster, and it is increasingly necessary to reduce language barriers, which is also an important factor that needs to weaken dialects.
The inheritance of dialects should go with the flow, not for the sake of inheritance, which will affect the objectivity of real work and life.
For children's language education, the focus is on how to better adapt to society and the times, rather than artificially adding unnecessary pressure and burden to children.
In a word, the rise and fall of everything is the need of the development of human society, so it is better to let nature take its course.
Nowadays, young parents no longer pass on their dialects to their children. what do you think?
With the development of the times and the progress of mankind, the country is also promoting Putonghua. Since then, dialects have become less and less used, and Putonghua has become the standard language of China, which is the inevitable development of history.
What is the dialect? Dialect is that in the past, many people in a closed area, a small mountain village, did not go out to communicate, and slowly formed their own dialect in a circle, as the saying goes, local dialect.
And these dialects, only everyone can hear clearly and understand, and once these people use dialects outside, they will have great obstacles to their actions and communication with others.
China has a large population, vast territory and rich resources. There are dialects in many places, especially in the south, where dialects are heavier and the north is relatively lighter.
These reasons are economic underdevelopment in many areas. The less developed areas, the heavier dialects, the more developed areas and areas with more exchanges will gradually be replaced by Putonghua.
The most obvious is the northeast. In the forties and fifties of last century, many immigrants went to the northeast one after another.
Land reclamation activities, a large number of immigrants from all over the country, immigrants from all over the country, brought different local accents, and these local accents in the northeast, with the popularity of Putonghua, have gradually been assimilated.
Everyone has gradually changed their language habits. It should be said at the earliest that Mandarin in Northeast China is the most standard in Mudanjiang, Harbin. The main foreign population in these areas is relatively concentrated, and they have brought the most pure Mandarin. At present, many provincial and municipal TV anchors are from the northeast.
Personally, I strongly disagree! I think children should be taught dialects!
This is not only the local language, but also the transmission of affection and hometown flavor. I want my child to know that his parents' life breath once left him a trace of homesickness in the future!
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The other day, I went to work. When I got out of the elevator, I saw an old woman walking in the community with her grandson. Grandson is about three or four years old and speaks Mandarin, while grandma speaks Henan dialect. I feel embarrassed and have a great sense of estrangement!
My mother, my grandmother, has lived in Henan all her life and speaks poor Mandarin, which is basically a dialect! I try to imagine my daughter talking to her grandmother. If I still want to speak Mandarin, I think I am putting obstacles between my child and her grandmother!
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I have been to many places before because of my work, but there is always one place that I can't forget, and that is home! Not only local dialects, but also local accents!
I don't want my children to live in a "reinforced concrete city". I want her to know where your roots are. Maybe you will seldom go to that place in the future, but a local accent can leave you with a trace of childhood memories!
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Many parents don't let their children learn their hometown dialect for fear that their children can't speak Mandarin well. I don't think it is necessary at all! My daughter, at the beginning, studied her hometown dialect and Mandarin at the same time. In her hometown, she spoke her hometown dialect. After returning to school, Mandarin has no accent!
The key is that parents should teach their children with heart!
Finally, will you teach your children to speak their hometown dialect? If not, why?
Language is used for communication, because some local dialects are restricted by regions, which is not conducive to communication in most parts of the country, so the new generation is reluctant to let future generations continue to learn dialects.
The situation of reform and opening up is getting better and better. Driven by the tide of globalization, people will be active on the national and world stage, and local dialects will affect people's activity ability. No one will let their children become "old hats"! Preventing children from learning dialects is an advanced way of life to emancipate their minds and broaden their horizons. We should encourage and support this practice!
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Dialect is an obvious symbol representing a place, and it is also passed down by a place for a long time.
Although dialects have caused obstacles to communication between regions, dialects should be passed on.
I also lived in the countryside when I was a child. They all speak dialects, thinking that the whole world says so. Although Mandarin is spoken at school, the communication between teachers and students can still be based on dialects. Growing up in a big city, I found that people everywhere were speaking Mandarin, so I followed suit. I have spoken Mandarin for so many years, that is, I speak dialects with my parents and neighbors in my hometown.
Therefore, children must speak Mandarin when they go out. At least you have to know the dialect of your hometown. You should not only keep up with the progress of the times, but also inherit the old traditions.
I think parents should let their children form the habit of speaking Mandarin, which is definitely good for their children's future growth. Of course, this is not too difficult for me, because I am from Liaoning and have been living in Liaoning, and Liaoning dialect is still close to Mandarin. My daughter is still in primary school, and I always try to speak standard Mandarin in front of her, which is within my power.
Let children form the habit of speaking Mandarin at an early age, which has at least two advantages:
The first advantage is to reduce communication barriers when you grow up. There are various dialects in all parts of China. When a person arrives in a strange place and is unfamiliar with the local dialect, it will inevitably lead to communication difficulties. If he speaks Mandarin well, this obstacle will be reduced or even eliminated. The resulting advantages in schooling and employment will definitely benefit children for life.
The second benefit is to improve academic performance, which is a very realistic benefit. Mandarin is the basis of Chinese learning, and whether Chinese is well learned directly determines the grades of other subjects. How can a person who can't even speak and write his mother tongue learn other subjects well?
Therefore, now more and more parents understand the importance of Putonghua. For the sake of their children's future, it is reasonable for them to abandon dialects and speak Mandarin.
There are many reasons why young parents no longer teach their children dialects. I have a child over 2 years old. At present, I only teach him Mandarin.
With the improvement of education level, Mandarin has become the national common language.
At that time, the older generation had limited education, and most of them only spoke local dialects. After the founding of New China, Putonghua became a unified standard language, which was implemented throughout the country. With the popularization of education in recent years, more and more people can speak Mandarin, which has become a practical language all over the country. With Putonghua, people of all countries can communicate without barriers, which is more conducive to economic and cultural exchanges. The use of dialects is naturally much weaker. Now in my hometown, I basically speak dialects, and when I go abroad, I communicate in Mandarin.
Most of the young parents work in other places and have no dialect environment.
Nowadays, young parents are basically working in other places. No matter who has a higher education level or goes out to work in rural areas, they will basically choose to work hard in big cities and have more opportunities. If their children are around, they usually communicate in Mandarin, because the city they live in is not in their hometown, and there are no dialect speakers around.
In addition, in big cities, Mandarin is the language of communication, coupled with local dialects, so parents basically teach their children Mandarin in order to adapt to life in the city and future education.
With the increasingly close ties across the country, unified language has become an inevitable trend.
Now China is no longer that closed and inconvenient environment, and you can get there quickly wherever you want. Economic ties, personnel mobility and cultural exchanges are inseparable.
In the past, everyone lived in a small place, a fixed area, and only needed the local dialect. Now, everyone can move, work and travel freely around China, and a unified language becomes more important and practical.
The degree of openness in various places is increasing, and there are very large foreign populations in various regions. As a bridge, Mandarin can connect everyone well. The practicality of local dialects began to weaken. This is the inevitable result of the general trend.
Under the existing education system, parents are worried that their children will lose at the starting line.
Now no matter which city you study in, the school is Mandarin. If children are taught to speak dialects from the bottom, it will affect their Putonghua level to some extent. For example, dialects in every place have distinctive accents, and children will inevitably add these accents when learning Mandarin.
Moreover, if children speak dialects at an early age, then Mandarin will naturally become less fluent, and it will be even more difficult to go to school in the future. Parents are worried that their children will have an impact or have a heavier burden.
In addition, many children now start to learn some foreign languages in kindergartens, and children have to learn Mandarin and foreign languages, which are all categories that must be learned in the future. If you still want to teach your child dialects, you will worry that your child will not be able to learn them, or the pressure will be too great.
In short, there are many objective reasons why many young parents don't teach their children dialects. On the one hand, the practicality of dialect is weakening, and it may not be used in children's later life. On the other hand, current education advocates learning Mandarin and foreign languages. At the same time, the living environment has changed. Children rarely live in a dialect environment, so it is not easy to learn dialects.
However, dialects still have local culture. As the post-80s generation, we don't want dialects to disappear soon in the future. We also hope that when children have free time, they can get in touch with dialects and know where the roots of their former language are.