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- Han simi nisqaqa huk sut'ikunayuqmi; Han simi (sut'ichana) rikuy.
中文/Zhōngwén (Chun simi) | ||
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Kaypi rimasqa: | Chunwa Runallaqta Ripuwlika, Chunwa Ripuwlika (Taywan), Singapur, aslla simi: huk Asyapi mama llaqtakuna. | |
Suyukuna: | ||
Rimaqkuna:
• Mama rimay: |
885 hunu
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Ñiqi: | 1 | |
Rimaykunap ayllun: | Han-P'ut' rimaykuna Han simi | |
Qillqa: | Han siq'i llumpa | |
Tukri simi: | ||
Kay mama llaqtakunapi: | Chunwa Runallaqta Ripuwlika, Chunwa Ripuwlika (Taywan), Singapur, Huñusqa Nasyunkuna | |
Kaypa kamachisqan: | Manam kamachisqachu | |
Tuyrukuna | ||
ISO 639-1 | zh | |
ISO 639-2 | chi/zho | |
ISO 639-3 | zho | |
SIL | CHI | |
Maypim Chun simita rimachkanku
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Chunwa simi, Han simi (Han-ñillu?; han simipi: 漢語 Xonn-qiuu) icha Chun simi (Ch'un-win?; han simipi: 中文 Dyung-ven, phinyimpi: Zhōngwén) nisqaqa Chunwa mama llaqtapi rimasqa rimaymi. Lliw tiksimuyuntinpi rimaykunamanta aswan rimaqkunayuqmi, lluna iskay pachak hunu rimaqninmi.
Sikllalla Han siq'i llumpa
Kaymi chinu simip k'iti rimayninkuna:
- Kuwan simi (官話 / 官话), 836 hunu rimaq.
- Llu simi (吳語 / 吴语), 77 hunu rimaq.
- Min simi icha Min rimaykuna (閩語 / 闽语), 70 hunu rimaq.
- Yuyit simi (粵語 / 粤语), 55 hunu rimaq.
- Qin simi (晉語 / 晋语), 45 hunu rimaq.
- Siyan simi icha Hunan simi (湘語 / 湘语), 36 hunu rimaq.
- Khayik-kiya simi (客家話 / 客家话), 34 hunu rimaq.
- Kam simi (贛語 / 赣语), 31 hunu rimaq.
- Huyi simi (徽語 / 徽语), 3,2 hunu rimaq.
- Kuwiy P'iyin simi (平話 / 平话), 3,5 hunu rimaq.
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Generally accepted first-level categories: | ||||
Often accepted first-level categories: |
Qin | Huyi | (Kuwiy) P'iyin | |||
Unclassified: | ||||
Subcategories of Mandarin: | Northeastern | Beijing | Ji-Lu | Jiao-Liao | Zhongyuan | Lan-Yin | Southwestern | Jianghuai | Dungan | |||
Subcategories of Min: | Min Bei | Min Dong | Min Nan | Min Zhong | Puxian | Qiong Wen | Shaojiang | |||
Comprehensive list of Chinese dialects | Identification of the varieties of Chinese | ||||
Historical phonology: | Old Chinese | Middle Chinese | Proto-Min | Proto-Mandarin | Haner | |||
Chinese: Written varieties | ||||
Official written varieties: | Classical Chinese | Vernacular Chinese | |||
Other varieties: | Written Vernacular Cantonese |