根据下面提示，以“Putonghua and the dongbei dialect”为题用英语写一篇100词左右的短文：
According to the following tips, write a short passage of about 100 words in English under the title of "Putonghua and the Dongbei dialect":
1。 普通话和东北方言有区别；
1. There are differences between Mandarin and northeast dialect;
2。 两者在汉字书写和语法上基本没有区别，但是东北话中有一些方言，如“旮旯（gala）”在普通话中就是“角落（jiaoluo）”，“俺们（an’men）”普通话用“我们（wo’men）”；
2. There is basically no difference between the two in Chinese writing and grammar, but there are some dialects in the northeast dialect, such as "Gala" which means "jiaoluo" in Mandarin, and "we" in Mandarin;
3。 东北话和普通话在语音（pronunciation）和语调（intonation）上很容易听出来。如普通话中的“人（ren）”东北话常读作（yin）；
3. Northeast Chinese and Mandarin are easy to recognize in pronunciation and intonation. For example, "Ren" in Mandarin is often read as "Yin";
4。 但是两者区别不是很大，讲普通话的人和说东北话的人在交流过程中基本没什么困难。
4. But the difference between them is not very big. Mandarin speakers and northeast speakers have little difficulty in communication.
One possible version:
Putonghua and the dongbei dialect
There are some differences between putonghua and some dialects， which are spoken in different parts of China， including the dongbei dialect。
Written Chinese and grammar are almost the same， but there are some words in the dongbei dialect that are not used by people who speak putonghua。 For example， dongbei people often use “gala” to mean “jiaoluo” in putonghua， and use “an’men” to mean “wo’men”。
Written Chinese and grammar are almost the same， but there are some words in the dongbei dialect that are not used by people who speak putonghua。 For example， dongbei people often use “gala” to mean “jiaoluo” in putonghua， and use “an’men” to mean “wo’men”。
It is easy to tell small differences in pronunciation and intonation between putonghua and the dongbei dialect。 For example， “ren” is often pronounced as “yin”。 However， the differences are so small that people who speak putonghua and those who speak the dongbei dialect can understand each other without difficulty。
It is easy to tell small differences in pronunciation and intonation between putonghua and the dongbei dialect。 For example， “ren” is often pronounced as “yin”。 However， the differences are so small that people who speak putonghua and those who speak the dongbei dialect can understand each other without difficulty。
