Min language

The Min language refers to a group of Chinese dialects spoken primarily in parts of Fujian, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. It is one of China's major language varieties, known for its distinct pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar compared to Mandarin and other Chinese languages. Min has many subdialects, making it linguistically diverse. It is valued culturally and historically, preserving unique expressions and oral traditions. While written Chinese uses standard characters regardless of dialect, spoken Min language varies widely, often challenging speakers of other Chinese dialects to understand.