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On the Tone of Xinjiang Chinese Dialect

Yan Peng

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The author discusses the decreasing cause of the tone in Xinjiang Chinese dialect, based on deep language contact with Turkic Languages, especially the influence of Uighur language, the second import intercommunicative tool in Xinjiang.

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The author discusses the decreasing cause of the tone in Xinjiang Chinese dialect, based on deep language contact with Turkic Languages, especially the influence of Uighur language, the second import intercommunicative tool in Xinjiang.

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The author discusses the decreasing cause of the tone in Xinjiang Chinese dialect, based on deep language contact with Turkic Languages, especially the influence of Uighur language, the second import intercommunicative tool in Xinjiang.

Key concepts: Tone (literature), Linguistics, Language contact, Chinese language, Mandarin Chinese, History, Geography, Philosophy

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