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Relation between Junjia dialect in Wuping and Hakka dialect in Jiangxi

Lin Qing-sh

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The Junjia dialect in Zhongshan,Wuping is a mixed dialect that has been formed on the basis of Wuzhou dialect while some elements from Wuping Hakka dialect have been assimilated in order to unify the internal army dialects under the special historical background.This is a particular case of linguistic contact as well as mixing of two dialects.

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The Junjia dialect in Zhongshan,Wuping is a mixed dialect that has been formed on the basis of Wuzhou dialect while some elements from Wuping Hakka dialect have been assimilated in order to unify the internal army dialects under the special historical background.This is a particular case of linguistic contact as well as mixing of two dialects.

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The Junjia dialect in Zhongshan,Wuping is a mixed dialect that has been formed on the basis of Wuzhou dialect while some elements from Wuping Hakka dialect have been assimilated in order to unify the internal army dialects under the special historical background.This is a particular case of linguistic contact as well as mixing of two dialects.

Key concepts: Linguistics, Relation (database), Language contact, History, Geography, Computer science, Philosophy, Database

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