How to translate Fuzhou dialect?

There are seven tones in Fuzhou dialect, two of which (half yin and half yang) only appear in the process of sound change. They are:

The flat tone is 55 or 44.

The pitch is 33.

The negative detuning value is 2 12 or 2 13.

The intonation value is 24.

The rising tone is 53.

Yang detuning value is 242.

Yang -in modulation value is 5 or 4.

The half-yin detuning value is 2 1.

The half-yang detuning value is 24.

Sound change

Chinese characters have some phonetic changes in vocabulary and sentences, including initial changes, vowel changes and tone changes. Sometimes these changes are carried out independently, and sometimes three * * * occur at the same time. Although most of these tone sandhi have rules, most of them are complicated, especially there are 58 rules of tone sandhi.

Fuzhou dialect (Hók-ci? -What about you? ) is the lingua franca of "Shiyi" in the lower reaches of Minjiang River, the representative dialect of Mindong dialect, and the mother tongue used by Fuzhou people. It belongs to a branch of Min dialect in Chinese. In addition, the Miao people in Fuzhou also use Fuzhou dialect as their mother tongue. It occupies an important position in all major Chinese language families. Fuzhou people call this language Pinghua (:Bàng-u? ), which means "language used in daily life".

Passing through Shiqian and Fuzhou in the east of Fujian, parts of Ningde and Nanping, Youxi County, Sanming and Mazu Islands in Taiwan Province Province (still belonging to Fuzhou but actually controlled by Taiwan Province National Government), as Fuzhou people emigrate overseas, Dongma (called new Fuzhou in Shiwu Province of Sarawak) and Xima are far away (called little Fuzhou). Fujian communities in North America, such as the United States and Canada, usually refer to Fuzhou dialect. In addition, many Chinese communities in Argentina, Japan, Europe and Australia mainly use Fuzhou dialect.