Shanghai dialect, also known as Shanghai dialect, Shanghai dialect, commonly known as Shanghai dialect, is mainly distributed in Shanghai urban area and belongs to a small piece of Wu dialect in Taihu Lake. In a narrow sense, from the cultural and historical point of view, it mainly refers to Shanghai dialect, which is widely circulated and recognized as the mainstream dialect in Shanghai.
Shanghai dialect originated from the common sayings in Jiangsu and Shanghai, and belongs to Wu dialect in China regional dialect. Suzhou dialect and Ningbo dialect have the greatest influence, followed by Guangdong and Fujian dialects. Such as "Allah", "imp" (jü) and "evil spirits" all come from Ningbo dialect. "Ashi", "Zeng" and "Don't come to work" come from Suzhou dialect. "Grandma Mu" and "Down Left" come from Hangzhou dialect.
The appearance of these words, on the one hand, enriches Shanghai dialect, on the other hand, makes Shanghai dialect quite "miscellaneous". Often the same thing has many different names, the same meaning and different expressions. Another example is "death", some are called "beating the third child", some are called "death", some are called "going to the West" and "going to the West to treasure the road".