HAKKA FOOD VLOG! Eating Loads of Chinese Food with my Hakka Family EP.2 | Kirsty Lo
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- HAKKA FOOD is so tasty!! In this video, I'll be eating loads of traditional Chinese food with my Hakka family! Nothing beats home-cooked food and my Dad's cooking is the best! Hope you enjoy this video! Xx
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Holaaa 💜 Hope you enjoy this video! What’s your favourite Hakka food? 💁🏻♀️🍚✨
My gran’s Zu Niuk Bat…. Steamed pork belly with black beans…. Melts ok your mouth….. I reckon your grandmothers knows this one 😅😅
Love every Hakka dishes
Char sow nyuk! (Red roasted pork) such a splash of positive and cheery energy! The smiles are disarming and I felt much included in the celebrations at home! I too lived in London; have Cantonese relatives and had our spot of sunshine in jolly ol' way before Internet was around... Now we're in sunny Singapore and Mom's garden is smaller and durian tree's fruiting. Thanks for this heartwarming vid! tai gar ho! Sin tee qian Kong, nit nit seow!
You are so blessed to have all your family. I am an overseas Chinese of Hakka origin, and it is so good to hear Hakka spoken at home.
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I love watching this video so much. It brings back sweet memory of me growing up as a Hakka kid. Growing up as a Hakka kid wasn't easy, not only I was facing a racial mocking as a "Chinese" but also an ethnic mocking as a Hakka kid. They referred me as a "guest people" with no sense of belonging. Now that I've grown and read tons of Hakka histories, I am so proud of being a Hakka people.
Ahh thank you so much for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the video!🥰 I know what you mean, it’s not nice growing up with the mocking. Just like you I feel super proud to be Hakka more than ever now! Where is your family from?🩷
Hakka sense of humour is unique and will help strengthen you! We're raised to weather storms, ya.
Hi Kirsty,
I enjoy your blogs.
You remind me of myself 60 years ago.
I spoke Hakka, Cantonese , English, Dutch and a little French and Spanish.
I was also obsessed with eye makeup.
Somebody told me that I will have eye problems later.
I thought it was foolishness. I am now in my 80,s and I have a lot of eye problems.
I also lost all of my eye lashes.
I know that Hakka women love agriculture.
All my aunties are farmers.
I find myself planting all kinds of stuff but I mostly plant trees like lychees and longans.
I must have more than a dozen Mauritius lychee and I just added a Brewster lychee tree.
I may not see it to eat but my grandchildren will enjoy the fruits, the coconuts and the bananas for a long time.
Gourmet cooking is also a Hakka trend and although I learned it in my later years I have made a lot of friends from it. They specially like my chasow .
Glad to be Hakka and God bless your happy family. 12:03
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Hiii 🤍 Thank you so much for watching!🥰 Wow you can speak so many languages that’s so impressive! My main language is Hakka because my Grandma brought me up, that’s why I’m fluent in the language ❤️
Sorry to hear of your eye problems, my Grandma always tells me to wear less makeup and don’t use lipstick, bless her 😌
Yess Hakka women are indeed farmers! Have you watched my video that I did of my Grandma’s organic Chinese veg farm? Really lovely to hear you love planting stuff too🪴
Likewise! I’m proud and glad to be Hakka 😊✨
Wonderful to hear not only Hakka, but especially my dialect of Hakka.
Lovely family ❤️ nice to hear younger people still speaking Hakka. More hakka videos👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you!🥰 For sure, I’ll be doing more Hakka vlogs!💖
Wow, you dad is a great chef too. That is amazing.
Thank you! Indeed he is 🥰
I absolutely love this video - your family, the love - absolutely everything about it! So heartwarming and lovely. ❤️
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Great to see a fellow Hakka moi speaking Hakka wah on TH-cam. Well done. 👍
Ahh thank you! More Hakka vlogs to come!😊✨
By accident while browing You Tube I came across your channel. I am of Hakka origin born in Jamaica but do not speak the language. I do understand the gist of the coversation though. It was so lovely to hear the Hakka you speak is similar to what my late parents speak. There is another kind of Hakka - Moyenne? which I do not understand. The delicious meals your grandma and dad cooks reminds me of my childhood. Thanks you for making these Vlogs, especially the Hakka foods.
Your Popo is adorable. I'm Cantonese but speak and understand Hakka fluently.
Love ur Hakka videos! Love her gran's positive vibes! She's so cute!
Aww thank you!🥰
I lost my Por Por beginning of this year. When your ah por starting speaking about the ingredients, 2:07 it brought back memories of her. I shed some tears as well because I miss her Hakka cooking and soups. Especially the chicken wine.
Love your family vlogs.omg you por por is so cute . I love her garden . I would love to grow spinach too 🥰
Thanks lovely!😊❤️
At 6:18 we prefer to bitter gourd as "koo kuar" 苦瓜. Never took it as a kid. Its stewed with minced pork and as a dish it takes on a taste which can be addicting on steamy rice!
👍Glad a young generation Hakka moi carry on tradition of speaking Hakka in western country
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Lovely family, we also eat bitter melon, I actually like it lol 😆
love this hakka vlog it's so homey :'>
Thank youu! Glad you enjoyed the video 🥰❤️
The video brought back a lot of my wonderful childhood memories. It's really a very heartwarming video. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for the support!🥰✨
Well done and support wholeheartedly keep it going
Thank you so much for your support! Hope you have a wonderful Easter!🐣💜✨
love your videos and great hear hakka. wonder if your por por like listening 2 Hakka San Goh🤔💓
Thank you! More Hakka videos to come 😊 I think she does like Hakka san goh and singing along 🎶❤️
Hey my first language is Hak Ka I speak with only my family. It's a fast fading ancient royal Chinese family language, that needs to be derived and spoken more of by more Chinese people these days, before it is forgotten.
Hakka outside china are very proud of their heritage and speak Hakka at home as their first language. As we are still connected our cultural and heritage strongly
wow your Hakka is very good. I am Hakka and Hakka is my first language too
Thank you! It’s always great to connect with Hakka people!😊✨
@@KirstyLo yes not many can speak now. mostly speak Cantonese in HK.only the older generation in my village speak
Your video looks great. Of course it will be very tasty to eat. l will definitely try it.You will tell me in the comments. How do you like my recipe? Thanks.
好正呀~😍😍😍
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I WISH I WERE THERE! 😊😊😊😊
Look absolutely delicious traditional Hakka dish.
Yess was very delicious!😋❤️
I was there the next day
Yeah I saw it on the family WhatsApp group! Hopefully see you soon 🤩
Hello my fellow Hakka moi!! From 🇨🇦😊
Hiii 😊
HAKKA CHOY! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
💯Great video 👏🏻⭐️
Thank you for watching!🥰
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!❤️
Nice video, same Hakka and same surname from Australia
Thank you for watching! That’s so cool.. chi ga yin ar 😊
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Thank you!💜✨
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Hola Alex!👋🏼
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yummy 😋 😋 😋
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Halo, CHEE Ka nien. Which type of Hakka are u guys:
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How not to get fat living in the midst of so much yummy food.