Women who speak Kyoto dialect are attractive.

Hello!
This is Kurama Tengu.(￣ー￣)

What do you think of women who talk dialect?
There are differences between regions, for example, Osaka dialect, Nagoya dialect, Hakata dialect, and Kyoto dialect.

I was born and raised in Kyoto, so I usually hear Kyoto dialect as normal, but it is nice to hear a woman who speaks Kyoto dialect. It is a bit different from the so-called Kansai dialect, not the Hanamachi language, but the tone of speech of a woman walking in the streets of Kyoto.

It is elegant, graceful, lovely, and noble.
I think I can understand why people from other places like women with Kyoto dialect.

In addition, the basic rule for addressing each other as “~-chan”, a first name, is that Kyoto girls address each other.

Yosiko san → Yotchan
Ryoko san → Ryochan
Chizuru san → Chiichan
Keiko san → Keichan
Miyako san → Miyachan
Kyoko san → Kyochan

My first name is Taisuke, so I was called “Taachan” or “Taichan”.

One thing I would like to say no to is that a woman who speaks Kyoto dialect is not equal to a geisha, so even if you have a Kyoto woman as a colleague at work, please do not invite her to a drinking party and have her pour you a drink. I think so as a Kyoto man.
　
　
By the way, I once went on a trip to Kyushu, and the girls I heard there who spoke in Hakata dialect were very attractive.

After all, there is a kind of consistency, or beauty in the unified tone of a language that is unique to a region, and when a person who originally speaks Kyoto dialect speaks in a mixture of standard Japanese, I am turned off by the blending of the two languages. That is why I am usually careful not to speak a mixture of standard Japanese.

Well, there seems to be a tendency that one must speak in standard Japanese when having business discussions with people in Tokyo. Of course, the written language is standard.

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