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Never understood why people say PCCBs don't dust. How could they not? They still work by friction.

Ohhh I wish you can continue your videos!! These are so great! Feel so connected to y ‘all ABC Toisan kin!

Omg you guys are awesome!!! So great to hear you all speaking such good toisanese!!! Impressive! Toisan United!

lol conversation not fluid, more like Chinglish! then, you're mixing Canto in there changes the game. It's a loss language & getting more & more rare. Keep it going!

Love that course

Why would you post this trash swing?

It's been awhile, but I played Sharp Park. I love MacKenzie courses. It's a shame the City had to build a berm to protect the course from the ocean.

ho yea, ho yea

Hoi Hoi! Wow wow! Keeps a smile on your face!

I love Joong

Just noticed that you share the same surname, 趙, with Qin Shi Huang & the Song Emperors! Use Wiktionary to find the meaning of the other characters, if you don't already know. If you ever wondered what your Dad's village looks like; 台山百曉, HoiSan Bak1 Hel1, Taishan Bai Xiao in Mandarin, www.youtube.com/@TaishanBaiXiao has a video of it; if your father was from 斗山鎮,浮石村; th-cam.com/video/S1JVvFWRfHs/w-d-xo.html In Hoisanese, 斗山鎮 = eu2 san1 zin1 or DouShan Zhen (Township) in Mandarin; 浮石村 = fui3 siak4 tuun4 or FuShi Cun (Village) in Mandarin. 斗山 , eu2 san1, means ladle mountain; while 浮石, fui3 siak4, means "floating stone" or pumice. Here is the link for Fui3 Siak4 Village on Google Maps: www.google.com/maps/place/Fushicun,+Taishan,+Guangdong,+Jiangmen,+Guangdong+Province,+China,+529224/@22.0486192,112.8447502,13z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x3401c2f9d286cce1:0x4b9ec25f7f49f0a8!8m2!3d22.0486!4d112.85505!16s%2Fg%2F11c6159hxl?entry=ttu Although Hoisan is lush & wonderfully verdant; because of massive depopulation, many houses are in ruins, which is heartbreaking. Bak1 Hel1 has accepted many commissions to find the ancestral homes of the Diaspora. Because he is a native of Eu2 San1 Township, he may provide some details for free, before setting foot in your father's house. His contact information is posted in his videos.

Your Hoisan vah I can understand 😊 It's been a long time since I ate a doong. I don't eat any meat. So unless there's a vegetarian version, I guess I will be avoiding them😊

GREAT VIDEO, Ray! I think you and Emily are BOTH CORRECT! Both my parents immigrated from a village in Tai Shan(my Dad around 1920 and my Mom after WW2). so I grew up in Seattle with Toi Son as my first language. Because Seattle Public Schools in the 1960s had no Special Programs at that time to aid non-English speaking Students, they purposely scaled up speaking English around the home, so I could become more proficient with my English skills. Although I can still understand someone speaking Hoisan, I no longer speak it very well now and there is no one in the home that I can practice speaking it with. Also both my parents and grandparents have passed on, too! I met this waiter at a local Chinese Restaurant, who did speak Hoisan and he told me that on a recent trip back home to China, he already found very little Hoisan being spoken there!

Hope you both will continue making these videos in the future!

Thank you for creating a wonderful video speaking Toisan.

I appreciate the cc

I love hearing about your family histories! I am impressed by how well you can speak. Speaking is harder for me, but I understand everything you say. Not bad for a 4th generation jook sing. We must give all the credit to the grandparents for giving us the opportunity to learn Hoi San Wah.

I love the Chinglish with "zoom call" and "before" and "mm hai face to face". That's how my Grandmas and I spoke to each other! I am also amazed how many nuances in pronunciation there are in Hoi San Wah. Even within families, people pronounce things a little different. For instance, my paternal Grandma spoke more like you guys, and my Grandpa and the rest of the family spoke with a different "accent". I've realized that our accent is closer to Cantonese, for instance we say ngo instead of ngoi for I, or sup instead of sip for the number 10 etc.

Wish I had Snyder's money

I miss hearing my dialect

Please accept my condolences on your great loss.

I am third generation borned hoisan girl from Malaysia. My late mother also cooked vegetarian lunch for the family every first day of the Chinese New Year. We are not allowed to wash our hair and also not allowed to cut our nails. We must wear our new Chinese New Year clothes! My mom also return two oranges to visitors because my mom said everything must be in pairs in our Chinese culture. My paternal grandparents are Hoisan and my maternal grandparents are Cantonese so therefore I can speak both Hoisan and Cantonese. Thank you very much for your video! I feel so happy hearing you speaking Hoisan.❤

I enjoyed this entertaining episode. It made me laugh. Chris was a great guest. Please make more videos. I am sorry about your dad and glad he was able to enjoy you honoring his roots and language.

2nd one sounds way better

My mom knows where fo shan is.

Yes me and my siblings love winter melon soup. Every good Hoi san wah speaking skills! So similar to me and my siblings.

I understand everything I don't speak Hoi Ping wah very well. I speak little hoi san wah.

These videos are fun. I speak Cantonese and Hoisanvah. I'm an ABC in Detroit. I don't get a lot of opportunity to use either one except among family.

Hi ,Ray n Emily, i subscribe to your channel today, I'm speaking like you too, my children too.. I'm from Malaysia

I’m proud of both of you!

Hey Emily ! You go girl! Your Hoi San Hua is great!

love the rear view with SW following you

Had a blast out there with you. Nice lap!

Hello! Hungarian shipping ok?

This is too cute!

So so wonderful to hear all you speak in Hoi San! Thankfully I still speak it fluently and my daughter understands 😉 though when she speaks she sounds American 🤣

Great lap!

I wonder if the primary reason has to do with having the ring "upside down" allowing the wok to sit lower in the ring and thus closer to the flame, than having it in the traditional way?

I'm in the Factory Five Daytona at 5:55, 11:16 collecting data with and without new wing. Lots of traffic.

This was awesome!

Hi Ray, T.J. here. Nice lap, and nice to run into you again yesterday. :)

Are you still happy with this purchase?

ray i want to meet emily inperson is tht okay with you ?

I am pretty sure that the image you posted @12:55 is called Nian Gao. Fhat Gao is more of like a cupcake

take metal polish to it, that will make it gloss

What's your takeaways from the comparison as well as just the most recent event, given there's been some setup changes to the car and you've had some additional seat time on other tracks in between?

I've been trying to get one of these spoilers in the uk unavailable :(

Love watching your videos - my Mum and Dad came from Taishan - I was born New Zealand. Great to hear our dialect spoken - we all spoke Taishanese at home when growing up. Best wishes from us all from downunder Mervyn (Wong)😀👍

Has anyone tried the microwavable rice bowl verison?

Tonight, I made the mistake of cooking and trying to eat this blob of processed garbage. As noted in the video, the chicken is not strips, unless by "strip" they mean it will strip away all of one's self-worth and dignity. As I'm poor and paid a fair price for this 'meal', I forced myself to eat three tortillas filled with this affront to human sustenance. I regret that choice. I need an exorcism for my mouth.