Types and Evolution of the Present Pronunciation of Ancient Initial Consonant Groups of jing,zhi,zhuang and zhang in the Gan Dialect of Southwest AnhuiChinese Full Text
XU Jian;The Institute of Linguistics,Beijing Language University;
Abstract: The present pronunciation of ancient initial consonant groups of jing（ 精）,zhi（ 知）,zhuang（ 庄） and zhang（ 章） in the Gan dialect of southwest Anhui can be divided into four types: the type of Erlang of Susong,the type of Meicheng of Qianshan,the merger type,the type of Dingxiang of Shitai. The type of Erlang of Susong is the oldest; the type of Meicheng of Qianshan has changed from the type of Erlang of Susong; the merger type has evolved from the type of Meicheng of Qianshan; the type of Dingxiang of Shitai has changed from the merger type.
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10.13757/j.cnki.cn34-1045/c.2014.02.011
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H175
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