Min Dong

See also: Mǐn Dōng

English

From Mandarin 閩東語／闽东语 (mǐndōngyǔ).

Min Dong

A Chinese language, spoken in the eastern part of Fujian, including its capital city Fuzhou.
- 2004, Hattaway, Paul, Peoples of the Buddhist World: A Christian Prayer Diary‎, →ISBN, OCLC 834781779, page 372, column 2:
  The 247,000 figure is the total of the populations given for all the Southeast Asian countries where the Min Dong language is spoken. In other words, the 2000 edition still does not list a population for Min Dong in China. The confusion probably stems from the fact that the Min Dong figures are incorrectly included under the Min Bei population.
- 2022 February 11, ““Now We Speak Our Own Languages” The Ministry of Education calls on social education institutions to promote local languages in response to International Mother Language Day”, in Ministry of Education, Republic of China (Taiwan)‎, archived from the original on 21 June 2022:
  Additionally, Lienchiang County Government has established “Let’s Speak Matsu Dialect,” where people can read picture books written in Min Dong dialect through online streaming and live activities. Overall, the MOE and social education institutions are anticipating that the local people will wholeheartedly welcome these much-anticipated events.

language of Fuzhou

Chinese:
Cantonese: 閩東, 闽东 (man⁵ dung¹)
Mandarin: 閩東／闽东 (mǐndōng, míndōng)
Min Dong: 閩東, 闽东 (mìng-dĕ̤ng)
Min Nan: 閩東, 闽东 (bân-tang)
Russian: восточноми́ньский m (vostočnomínʹskij) (диале́кт, язы́к), минь-ду́н m (minʹ-dún)