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Getting the “er” in there is quite northeastern, my grandfather speaks with 儿化. Adding a soft “er” sound at the end of syllables, basically.

But they also don’t have 100% correct tonal pronunciation, something like 80-90% correct.

This is actually extremely impressive.

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The ‘‘er’’ is not profound enough to be authentic, it is the exact mistake that Dongbei people would pick up on people who are from the south for example

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