Honzura dialects

The Honzura dialects [坎负丞言; ほんずら・じょうげん] are Kantonese dialects spoken in the Honzura region, the far northern region of the Kantonese mainland. Toward the far northern tip of the region, on the Aoma, Hamae and Arami coasts, the Honzura vernacular can differ so dramatically from standard Kantonese that it is sometimes rendered with subtitles in nationwide media. Additionally, the Honzura dialects are often viewed as the typical 'rural' or 'country bumpkin' accents in popular culture.
== Variations ==
The Honzura dialects can be broken down into a number of main varieties:
=== Northern Honzura ===
* Funagi dialect, northern Aoma
* Aoma dialect, central Aoma
* Shikana dialect, southern Aoma and northern Hamae
* Manshi dialect, central and southern Hamae
* Anzaki dialect, majority of Arami
* Korosa dialect, urban Arami
* Shōya dialect, Shōya Island
* Hami dialect, east Hamae and west Arami
=== Southern Honzura ===
* Saiman dialect, western Heisai
* Heimae dialect, southern Hamae and eastern Heisai
* Tōryū dialect, northern Tomono and northern Mikei
* Tomobura dialect, central Tomono
* Honsaika dialect, northern Saka and southern Heisai
* Kisaiji dialect, southern Saka
* Meisai dialect, far eastern Mikei
* Mikei dialect, southern Mikei
* Tsuba dialect, Tsuba