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Cantonese Vs Mandarin: How To Choose Which One To Learn
by Olly Richards
Are you thinking of learning Chinese, but not sure which kind to learn? Unsure what exactly are the differences between Cantonese vs Mandarin? Youโre not alone!
Luckily, this post is here to clear things up and help you choose which one is right for you.
There are a number of other regional variations of Chinese spoken around the world. But Cantonese and Mandarin are the most widely spoken and are the ones that most people choose to learn.
So, whatโs the difference? By the end of this post, you'll know the main differences (and similarities!) between Cantonese and Mandarin. Plus, I'll share some ideas with you on how to choose the language variety that suits you best.
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Mandarin and Cantonese are both spoken varieties of Chinese. Whether you define them as languages in their own right or Chinese dialects is a debate of its own. In this post, Iโll call them languages or language varieties.
So, the two spoken languages sound different and are mutually unintelligible. For the most part. With contextual clues, a Mandarin and a Cantonese speaker might be able to recognise some words or phrases of the other language here and there.
But though they sound different, both share the same basic structure, and a large amount of vocabulary. They also share the same writing system.
Now letโs dive in and take a closer look at the major similarities and differences between Mandarin and Cantonese.
The Main Similarity: The Writing System
So, though Cantonese and Mandarin are different when spoken, they share the same base writing system: Chinese characters.
This means that a Mandarin speaker and a Cantonese speaker wonโt understand much (if any) of what the other person is saying. But they could both understand the same written language and could communicate just fine in writing.
That said, colloquial spoken Cantonese differs a fair bit from written Cantonese, while Mandarin is written how itโs spoken.
As a side note, both varieties use Chinese characters โ but what about the difference between Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters? These two sets of characters do vary. But people who read either variety natively can generally understand both.
But the Simplified/Traditional character difference is independent of the Mandarin/Cantonese difference. Use of Simplified/Traditional characters varies by region. And so do Mandarin and Cantonese โ but not always in the same combination.
So a Cantonese speaker from Hong Kong and a Mandarin speaker from Taiwan would both write with Traditional characters. But both Cantonese and Mandarin speakers from mainland China use Simplified characters. (More detail soon about where each one is spoken!)
Now, letโs take a look at the other main differences.
Cantonese Vs Mandarin Difference 1: Pronunciation
As I've said, Cantonese and Mandarin are distinct when spoken. Though they share a writing system, the pronunciation is quite different.
Hereโs an example with a couple of words (the pronunciation here is given using official Romanisation followed by approximate guides):
Spoken Chinese is a tonal language. This means that changes in your voice pitch while pronouncing a vowel sound form part of the meaning of a word.
So, even if two words sound exactly the same except for the tone, a different tone = a different meaning.
Mandarin and Cantonese, as varieties of Chinese, are both tonal languages. So do they use the same tones, then? Nope!
The tone system differs between Mandarin and Cantonese. Mandarin has 4 main tones (plus a โneutralโ tone, while modern Cantonese has 6 tones. (Youโll traditionally hear 9 tones mentioned, but some of them have merged).
So, Cantonese is somewhat more complex in this respect.
Here are some posts to take a look at about the tone system in Mandarin and Cantonese:
Cantonese Vs Mandarin Difference 3: Romanisation Systems
Since Chinese characters are not a phonetic alphabet, Chinese also has various transliteration systems to write the sounds using the Roman alphabet. (You got a taste of them just now in the Difference 1 section.)
These serve as a tool for learning the sounds of each language, both for children and second language learners.
These Romanisation systems differ between Cantonese and Mandarin, too.
The two most commonly used Romanisation systems for Cantonese are Yale and Jyutping. The common systems for Mandarin are Pinyin (in the PRC) and Bopomofo/Zhuyin (in Taiwan).
Hereโs an example of what those systems look like using a well-known greeting thatโs used at Chinese New Year. It basically means โwishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!โ
To give an approximate pronunciation guide based on English sounds, they sound more or less like this:
gลซng hรฉi faat chรฒih OR gung1 hei2 faat3 choi4 (Yale)
Cantonese Vs Mandarin Difference 4: Vocab
While the written language is essentially mutually intelligible, Cantonese and Mandarin have a fair bit of variation in individual words, expressions, word order and local slang.
As a quick example, spoken Mandarin and Cantonese use different words for โto eatโ:
Cantonese: ้ฃ โ sik6 (sek)
Mandarin: ๅ- chว (chrr)
Within each language, there are variations specific to each individual region, too. So Taiwanese Mandarin has its own words, expressions and slang that differ from mainland Chinese Mandarin.
Hong Kong Cantonese has its own unique slang too, and so on. Cantonese is particularly known for its colourful swear words!
Speaking of regional variationโฆ
Cantonese Vs Mandarin Difference 5: Regions
Mandarin and Cantonese-speaking populations can be found in many parts of the world. Thereโs a fair amount of overlap between the two.
In some areas, both languages are common and people may speak both (and likely other regional variants of Chinese, too โ there are a lot of them!).
Very roughly speaking, thereโs a north-south divide between the two. Standard Mandarin is based on the Chinese spoken in northern China and is the dominant language there. And Cantonese? Itโs dominant in southern China, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.
Hereโs an overview of the main places where each is spoken:
Mostly Mandarin
Mainland China: Mandarin is the official language. Itโs widely spoken throughout China and is the dominant language in the north. But Cantonese is used more in southern regions like Guangdong (Canton) and is the first language of many southern Chinese people.
Taiwan:Mandarin (with local variations).
Singapore: Singapore has a diverse mix of languages โ the official languages are English, Mandarin Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Within the Chinese-speaking population, Mandarin is the most common variety, with smaller numbers of other varieties like Cantonese and Hokkien.
Mostly Cantonese
Hong Kong and Macau:Cantonese is the local language (though many people also learn Mandarin).
Southeast Asia: Cantonese is widely spoken among ethnic Chinese communities in Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia and Thailand. (Usually alongside local languages and other varieties of Chinese.)
What about the many overseas Chinese communities in non-Chinese-speaking countries?
Up until the last couple of decades, Cantonese was more common in overseas Chinese communities, since early migrants were mostly from southern China. But these days, with increasing mobility of people from all over the PRC, Mandarin is common in overseas communities too.
So, Which One Should I Learn, Cantonese Or Mandarin?
After reading this article, youโll hopefully have a better idea of the differences between Cantonese and Mandarin.
Now if youโre hoping for me to give you a definitive answer โ sorry! The right choice is whichever YOU are most motivated to learn.
For one thing, Mandarin is generally considered somewhat easier to learn, since it has 4 tones while Cantonese has 6.
That said, both varieties have their fair share of challenges!
Considering that youโre already game to learn Chinese, you might find that the cultural and regional differences are more relevant to your choice than the linguistic ones.
For example, do you already have family members or friends who are speakers of either Mandarin or Cantonese?
Do you see yourself visiting, or living in, Beijing? Taiwan? Guangzhou? Hong Kong? Singapore?
Is there a Chinese-speaking region whose culture or media most appeals to you? Are you super into old-school Hong Kong martial arts movies? Or Taiwanese pop? Or dim sum?
Are you working in an industry or region where you would be more likely to interact with speakers of either Mandarin or Cantonese?
Iโd encourage you to do some exploring of your own to figure out which makes more sense for you.
This might mean researching or visiting specific places, watching movies, listening to music or talking to people you know. Or even the most delicious kind of research: eating!
FAQs About Cantonese Vs Mandarin
Can Cantonese speakers understand Mandarin?
In general, Cantonese speakers can't fully understand Mandarin, as the two are distinct spoken languages with different pronunciation, tones, and vocabulary.
However, many Cantonese speakers, especially in Hong Kong and Guangdong, learn Mandarin in school and can understand it when written, as both languages share the same writing system.
Is it better to learn Mandarin or Cantonese?
It depends on your goals. Mandarin is the most widely spoken language in China and is the official language of the country, making it more useful for business, travel, and communication across different regions.
Cantonese is more localised, primarily spoken in Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong, but it can be more useful if you plan to work or live in these areas.
Why does Hong Kong speak Cantonese instead of Mandarin?
Hong Kong speaks Cantonese because it is part of the Cantonese-speaking Guangdong region and was historically under British rule until 1997.
During this period, Mandarin was not widely promoted, and Cantonese became the dominant spoken language in Hong Kong.
Mandarin has been introduced more since the handover to China, but Cantonese remains the primary spoken language.
Who speaks Cantonese?
Cantonese is primarily spoken in Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong Province in southern China.
It is also widely spoken by Chinese communities abroad, especially in places like Canada, the United States, and Southeast Asia due to migration from Cantonese-speaking regions.
Cantonese Vs Mandarin: What's Your Motivation?
Whatever your choice, the important thing is that itโs YOUR choice.
As an independent language learner, no-oneโs forcing you to wade through verb tables or write that pesky character ANOTHER fifty times.
You do it because you value the benefits that learning this language is going to bring you. (And of course because the process itself is rewarding and fun, when done right!)
So your best bet is to pick whichever one is most likely to motivate you to keep on going, be it Mandarin or Cantonese.
One added bonus is that these two Chinese varieties are related and share a lot in common (basic structure, vocab and writing system). So once youโre comfortable with either Cantonese or Mandarin, you have a much better foundation to learn the other!
Whichever you choose, youโre in for a fascinating journey. And with the massive influence of both Mandarin and Cantonese in todayโs world, youโll be sure to get plenty of benefit from learning either variety of Chinese.
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