Hakka Creole words Challenge | Photo taking in Chinatown Mauritius | 毛里求斯 唐人街 客家话｜华侨华裔 | Vlog

Mauritius has a Chinese population of around 3% of the total population, most of whom are of Hakka origins. While the local spoken language is mostly creole, the Hakka people have integrated some of the words into their own dialect. Thus, there are many words that are derived from the Creole words in the Hakka language in Mauritius.
Had fun playing this game with Corinne, who is also the lead dancer in our previous show last year. Find the link to the song and dance below!
Corinne song and dance : • 月光光 Niat Kwong Kwong (...
English subtitles available for the parts in Creole and Hakka!
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[@jh85075]

Love from Moiyan Hakka from Toronto now living in Tokyo. So happy to see videos on our people and culture!

[@louisettedickaty4746]

Great game! Smart girl, Corinne!

[@yuneniookahsen1845]

Lol so fun! Great video! Keep it up 😄👍👏

[@teeshafoolchand3430]

Est-ce que ou en mauritien!? Anyways mo extra content to ban video i really love watching them i really like chinese culture me too mauritian😉 may you get more likes and subscribers wish you good luck follow you everywhere would like to meet you one day! Stay happy and healthy! 💜🇲🇺❤

[@stephenahsen]

Hi! Yes am Mauritian! Thanks so much for the support! Yes I will try to continue making local videos :)

[@teeshafoolchand3430]

K i am the one who just followed you in facebook and insta😉💜

[@cindylo8505]

My mom is hakka and i understand because there is word similar to creole.

[@marie-linesamyinyang567]

很 有意思！bravo !

[@stephenahsen]

谢谢！Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@Mhow-ib6kq]

The lady Corinne & gentleman are both wonderful multi-lingual.
It seems to me they speak(English) with Singaporean accents.
Sing some Hakka 童谣 and Seça songs for us.😁👏👏👏👏

[@stephenahsen]

Oh thank you! I studied and worked in Singapore for quite a while so that’s why I have the accent a bit... where are u based at? :)

[@Mhow-ib6kq]

Corinne/Stephen 你们好!
我是1973年离开毛島的。在法国英国待了十年多, 移居多倫多也己快三十五多年了。
有机会到加拿大找我们。。
I'm like you guys, blood is thicker than water - 自家人。😁
THHA - Toronto Hakka Heritage Alliance.
MCAO -Mauritius Chinese Association of Ontario.....
are both non profit organization.
I do help both entities here to promote our culture for years now.
Good luck.

[@angelangoh4049]

interesting and funny. Smart girl Corinne. You both doing great.

[@stephenahsen]

She is! Thanks! ;)

[@sallygouwkitchen]

全看🈵
How interesting and didn't know that before :)

[@byrin]

Nice vid as usual!!

[@guizhenzeng8490]

棒棒哒，宇灿

[@lionelleslie2784]

ngai hakka ngin from indonesia😀

[@jessicaws324]

Hahha, very smart girl. Don’t know most of the Hakka creole words 😄😄btw你很有马来西亚人的口音！ 不像本地的

[@stephenahsen]

Yes she is good! Which language sounds like Malaysian? I was in Singapore for quite a long time that’s probably why :) where r u from?

[@simonlow0210]

@@stephenahsen Your English sounds like the typical Singapore / Malaysian accent.

[@jessicaws324]

Hehe okay lah. Can understand why your accent very Malaysian/Singaporean. ;) thought you grew up there. I’m from Mauritius.

[@genipeace]

好玩！

[@a.t.285]

Hahahaha 😂!!! Funny Fen...

[@stephenahsen]

Haha lol! For a moment I was thinking who is this!

[@simonlow0210]

We also say "pasak" in Malaysia. XD

[@philliplam7371]

Mayasee.....mariage
Katto...gateau
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[@stephenahsen]

Haha yes many words to use!

[@jinyu5569]

I can only understand hakka and not speak

[@stephenahsen]

Ah yes it can be difficult if it’s not practiced regularly :)

[@taiwanhakkangin1688]

會講客家話嗎?

[@stephenahsen]

还可以吧

[@18inchestall]

Well done