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On Consistency of Heilongjiang Dialect with Beijing Dialect:A Perspective of the Closed Form Class

Nie Zhi-ping

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This paper makes a comparison between the Heilongjiang Dialect and the Beijing Dialect in terms of their closed form classes such as suffixes and pronouns.The result shows that the percentage of consistency in lexicon is 95.24%,which verifies,to the extent of dialectology,etymology and syntactics,Mr.Lin Tao's opinions in regard to zoning of the Beijing Mandarin and origin of the Beijing Dialect.

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This paper makes a comparison between the Heilongjiang Dialect and the Beijing Dialect in terms of their closed form classes such as suffixes and pronouns.The result shows that the percentage of consistency in lexicon is 95.24%,which verifies,to the extent of dialectology,etymology and syntactics,Mr.Lin Tao's opinions in regard to zoning of the Beijing Mandarin and origin of the Beijing Dialect.

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This paper makes a comparison between the Heilongjiang Dialect and the Beijing Dialect in terms of their closed form classes such as suffixes and pronouns.The result shows that the percentage of consistency in lexicon is 95.24%,which verifies,to the extent of dialectology,etymology and syntactics,Mr.Lin Tao's opinions in regard to zoning of the Beijing Mandarin and origin of the Beijing Dialect.

Key concepts: Beijing, Linguistics, Mandarin Chinese, Dialectology, Lexicon, Class (philosophy), Consistency (knowledge bases), Mathematics

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