Your version of hakka is pretty much the same as what my girlfriend speaks!, I say things to her that I learn from you, and she understands what I say haha! this is why I am hoping you carry on making these types of videos because I am learning so much very quickly!, I love them! Keep up the good work! 😊
Loved this video, I understood all of it. I have struggled to find other speakers of Hakka that was similar to the one I grew up speaking. I’m born and raised in the US and I don’t have anyone to practice with. I’m nervous the language will die off, I want to teach my daughter. Thanks for this!
Thank you teacher, you are not only entertaining, but also very educational video. I was born in Mauritius now living in Canada. I used to speak a little Meixian Hakka with my parents and now I understand less than before due to not speaking it. You make learning fun. Keep up the good work.
Thanks you so much for your video. I like it so much.Hakka is my first language.when I hear your voice in Hakka.That sounds so perfect and gives me the feeling of familiar and warm.How to say, it can touch my heart. I hope you can make more videos. I always support you . From USA
Thank you so much its a big help for me im new here in taiwan and i am a caregiver of ahkong 90yrs old and he only understand hakka so i need to learn simple and basic hakka for me to communicate to ahkong thak you so much😍 from now on i will watch your video to learn more words from hakka thank you a big help for me😊
Very impressive Hakka Michelle. I am a Sin Onn Hakka from Singapore. the only items we would pronounce differently is pot where we call it "bao zai/bo zai" And for curtain, we call it "Tsoong moon bu" Thanks
Moyen Hak,🙂 same hakka we speak in Mauritius. Interesting how most hakkas ended up in tropical places like Surinam, Jamaica, Mauritius, Indonesia, India etc... Anyone know why?
What does “Mook nee” mean to you? Thought part of that is mushrooms? But the way you say mushroom is different? Do you speak the same Hakka as the guy from Jamaica? ❤️
Hi.. Im from Indonesia, mostly what you said, i understand, just some hv little bit diffrent sound maybe, like you said tsee kang, i said teu kang 😉 like your video... Keep do it 😊
Your Hakka and Dungsan’s Hakka are almost identical and practically the same as mine. I have met Dungsan many times in Toronto and Stuart from Suriname and we all speak the same Hakka 99.5% of the time. We might differ in some slang words because I am from Sabah, Malaysia, and as you know Dungsan is from Jamaica. Keep up the great work. Perhaps you can do a video of non-standard “Hakka” words because of local influence?
That is fascinating. Great to hear that even though we're all scattered over the world, we can still find a way to connect. I will think about your suggestion, thanks! Have a good evening :)
ah yes, I've briefly talked about that in my 'growing up hakka chinese surinamese' video, but I'll give it some thought for future vids, thanks dear :)
my parents were also born in guangdong province and my dad came from dongguan, then my parents moved to suriname and now i and my parents live in the netherlands lmao
Kang tsee is Fukien/ Hokien Hakka- influenced by Hokien dialect- 汤匙。 Tsee Kang is Quangdong Hakka where her ancestral home is-DongGuan. 匙羹。Hakka diaspora is very wide & the dialect tends to be influenced by the dialects near them
@@lysu80 co ha= 灶下 Below the stove, Hokien say Zao Ka- maybe influenced by them. Heu mui means behind .后尾. Kitchen is always behind the house. Indonesia Hakka majority tends to be Moi yen which is the Standard dialect propose by Communist China.
Love your video. Many of those words you mentioned I have actually forgotten. Recognizing them again brings a smile to my face. Keep posting!!
Your version of hakka is pretty much the same as what my girlfriend speaks!, I say things to her that I learn from you, and she understands what I say haha! this is why I am hoping you carry on making these types of videos because I am learning so much very quickly!, I love them! Keep up the good work! 😊
Loved this video, I understood all of it. I have struggled to find other speakers of Hakka that was similar to the one I grew up speaking. I’m born and raised in the US and I don’t have anyone to practice with. I’m nervous the language will die off, I want to teach my daughter. Thanks for this!
Thank you teacher, you are not only entertaining, but also very educational video. I was born in Mauritius now living in Canada. I used to speak a little Meixian Hakka with my parents and now I understand less than before due to not speaking it. You make learning fun. Keep up the good work.
I'm very glad you enjoyed this :) thank you
Thanks you so much for your video. I like it so much.Hakka is my first language.when I hear your voice in Hakka.That sounds so perfect and gives me the feeling of familiar and warm.How to say, it can touch my heart. I hope you can make more videos. I always support you . From USA
Thank you so much its a big help for me im new here in taiwan and i am a caregiver of ahkong 90yrs old and he only understand hakka so i need to learn simple and basic hakka for me to communicate to ahkong thak you so much😍 from now on i will watch your video to learn more words from hakka thank you a big help for me😊
the addition of "Tsai" corresponds to "Li" in my WUHUA Hakka dialect
Haha I only know the two types of mushroom that you mentioned 🤣 love your Hakka videos 😁 I speak the same type of Hakka as you x
I say ser-sam-gee for washing machine 🤷🏻♀️🤣
@@chrissietsang ser-sam-gee makes sense to me as well :) oh and what about enoki mushroom? tjin tjing gu?
No, I only know dung-goo and mow-goo 🤣🤣🤣 x
there is also tow-goo, i believe is straw mushroom !!! lol x
Very impressive Hakka Michelle. I am a Sin Onn Hakka from Singapore. the only items we would pronounce differently is pot where we call it "bao zai/bo zai" And for curtain, we call it "Tsoong moon bu" Thanks
Glad to have found this... I'm wanting to learn this language.
Your video helps me a lot as a Chinese hakka myself
Moyen Hak,🙂 same hakka we speak in Mauritius.
Interesting how most hakkas ended up in tropical places like Surinam, Jamaica, Mauritius, Indonesia, India etc...
Anyone know why?
Just feel at home...
When watching you each and every time...
Maybe connected in past lives...
😁
What does “Mook nee” mean to you? Thought part of that is mushrooms? But the way you say mushroom is different? Do you speak the same Hakka as the guy from Jamaica? ❤️
Hi.. Im from Indonesia, mostly what you said, i understand, just some hv little bit diffrent sound maybe, like you said tsee kang, i said teu kang 😉
like your video... Keep do it 😊
Iya rada beda sama hakka indo
Lain gunung lain nada
Iya ada beberapa beda kosakata..beda pengucapan
jiu jit jong fa, jiu en jit jong
Your Hakka and Dungsan’s Hakka are almost identical and practically the same as mine. I have met Dungsan many times in Toronto and Stuart from Suriname and we all speak the same Hakka 99.5% of the time. We might differ in some slang words because I am from Sabah, Malaysia, and as you know Dungsan is from Jamaica. Keep up the great work. Perhaps you can do a video of non-standard “Hakka” words because of local influence?
That is fascinating. Great to hear that even though we're all scattered over the world, we can still find a way to connect. I will think about your suggestion, thanks! Have a good evening :)
How come Dungsan isn’t making anymore video? Could you let him know I enjoy his Hakka videos too? Thx.
@@josephsiew8494 Dungsan is a busy guy nowadays I think. Busy with Hakka genealogy stuff.
omg did not know you grew up in surinam! would love to hear more about your experience there :D
ah yes, I've briefly talked about that in my 'growing up hakka chinese surinamese' video, but I'll give it some thought for future vids, thanks dear :)
Love your video. We are of the same Hakka 👍
my parents were also born in guangdong province and my dad came from dongguan, then my parents moved to suriname and now i and my parents live in the netherlands lmao
waw, quite similar backgrounds we have
haha i also speak hakka but our pronounciation is so different😂😂. You are doing a good job in sharing the language☺️
The Hakka language is so diverse huh!
I'm from Sabah. Your Hakka is almost the same as the Hakka here!
yup, you made me feel at home =)
Ngai hakka nyin, hakka Indonesia, ngie Facebook mak kai? Ju mo?
im hakka indonesian and I understand what you are talking about
You are teaching me. Thanks.
you're welcome :)
In Sabah Hakka we call the pan either 'Pu Lu" or "Ang Chang".
Hi, i am Hoppo Hakka from Sarawak Malaysia, i can fully understand your hakka, but our pronunciation is slightly different
Guitar (west Kalimantan,Indonesia Hakka: Sien. Play Guitar: Than Sien)
Quite similar to my hakka in Malaysia
We have the same keet tah 🤣🤣🤣. Like literally the same.
How do you say Union in Hakka?
Hakka Moy 😍
I love your videos.
cool. I'm from Qingxi Town, Dongguan.
My grandpa is from Qingxi too. What a coincidence.
Rare hakka moi
My grandparents call pots "pu lu."
Understandable, but different from my Hakka.
suriname near brazil. he mo?
Live from hakka Indonesia
Beautiful Hakka moi..I’m falling in love with you...😂😂😂😂😂....
Liang moi !
almost the same as the Indonesian Hakka language haha
i have a prank with indonesian hakka language on my channel
you can cek it :)
Beda nada sama hakka indonesia
Klo hakka indo kasar klo dia hakka cina
@@machao2279 yups beda di nada wkwk
Liang Moi, Toh Chia Sai Gao Nga Diu Hakka Wa
Best is keys - saucy
Hai I'm from Indonesia n I speak hakka too😂😂, there's a few word that sound different
Make more videos...yeahhh
I'm from France and i speak hakka , in my housse we said kang tsee and not tsee kang for the spoon
interesting, but def possible!
I'm Hakka from Indonesia, west Kalimantan..we said "Theu Kang" for the spoon ..plate= phan & bowl= bon 😁
Kang tsee is Fukien/ Hokien Hakka- influenced by Hokien dialect- 汤匙。 Tsee Kang is Quangdong Hakka where her ancestral home is-DongGuan. 匙羹。Hakka diaspora is very wide & the dialect tends to be influenced by the dialects near them
lmao thrive or die so real
want more !!!!
Freezer = Ben Kuy
Curtains = Tsong Liam
Pan = Pu Lu
love from Indonesia❤️❤️
I pronounce washing machine as seh sam kee
:D i still understand u well tho
Curtain sounds like "冲凉“ which means Shower XD
kitchen ，we have a traditional word :zao ha or zo ha
interesting, don't know that word :)
Indonesia hakka = co ha
heu mui = kitchen room
@@lysu80 co ha= 灶下
Below the stove, Hokien
say Zao Ka- maybe influenced by them. Heu mui means behind .后尾. Kitchen is always behind the house. Indonesia Hakka majority tends to
be Moi yen which is the Standard dialect propose by Communist China.
Tao Chea sai SieChe, man man cho.
Teach us how to swear in haka
haha
和我一模一样的口音
惠阳腔
客家阿妹
留个联系方式吗
YOU speak funny hakka it's all a wrong learn from me