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Wu is used in the Chinese coastal provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
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Ningbo
The Ningbo dialect of Wu Chinese is spoken in and around the Chinese city of Ningbo.
![[Ningbo dialect]](wu_ningbo1.gif)
Dialect information at Wikipedia
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Shanghai
The Shanghai dialect of Wu Chinese (Shanghainese) is spoken in and around the Chinese city of Shanghai.
![[Shanghainese]](wu1.gif)
Dialect information at Wikipedia
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| If you are able to provide a Wu translation of the home page using Hànzi/Chinese characters, please look at the instructions and text to be translated. |
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Language information at Wikipedia and Ethnologue
Writing system information at Omniglot
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