The more formal monks of the Lushan sect recite sutras in Chinese, and also have a few Sanskrit inscriptions, such as "Ami Camel Buddha", but there are very few.
In addition, some are not It’s too formal. There are also Chinese with strong local pronunciation, but some are simply local languages.
For example, my family is in Wenzhou, some of them are pronounced in local dialect, but I can’t understand it either. Haha
To put it bluntly, all the miscellaneous sounds he learned were mixed together. Otherwise, why would religion be spread everywhere?
Christian preaching and hymns here seem to be easier to listen to. I know a little bit, it’s Mandarin, and the other half is local dialect.