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bullshit lah ! you 3 aren't speaking teochew !

isn't duck arr bah... lol why is it gu bah( that's beef)

My dad is teochew and his family also immigrated from Cambodia (kampuchea) and Vietnam, just like nicky’s family did 😮

"Bha" for meat is Hokkien, not Teochew. In Teochew it's called "nek" 肉. They don't even seem to differentiate between Hokkien and Teochew. In fact those two dialects share many similarities, but are also distinctively different to some extent.

is this film still in production? do you need an investor?

You're making look and sound like a genius with your struggle with the language, lol.

My wife’s Teochew and and im Mexican. I’ve always been super curious as to why so many Teochew people are immigrants from non-mainland China. My wife’s family emigrated from Vietnam.

They did more talking in English than Teochew.

"ka-kee nang" has a mix of the tribalistic Northern Thai-Teochew-Hainan... The music genre differs...could be traced region to region, seasonal-climate, belief, white to blue collar... Anyway, bravo ,the 3 Teochew Amazonians (neu` 'Seow ~Cheah!)

Teochew people r scholars, hav terrific etiquette, ...distinctive polished-diction, the top dialectic clan(elite)...most of e *genders (Teochew) are e` most handsome of Samsons & gorgeous Delilahs, amongst the other clans; Hokkien, Cantonese, Hainanese, Hakka, Hockchew, etc so, ...are the 3 of u of pure Teochew descendants, ancestry, heritage, or pan`~tapestry? The centre lady apparently resonanced with me.✓.

I represent Teochew too... love it.

Do you guys have a groupchat or something? I am also a Teochew studying in US.

It sounds a bit like hokkien

My Line is Dean

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Hey ladies, thanks for the video,I’m really grateful and overwhelmed when I saw this video..I live in SG and my ancestors from Chaozhou Chao’an Feng Tang county…young Teochew still remember and speaks them is really wonderful and outrageous! All the best !

I am Teochew from China, so happy to hear the friendly local accent from overseas, and can understand all what you say.😂❤ really hope that one day you can come back and see that land where your ancestors once lived.🎉

Hi I’m Teochew, living in Australia. Some of the words have a nasal tone & it’s not easy to translate to English, phonetically. For example wake up = Chao Che, the 2nd word has a nasal tone. The word for meat = bah but the word nek, means flesh. We must also remember another ethnic group (Teo Yeo). They speak Teochew with an accent. Keep up the good work. We must not forget our Teochew dialect. Our ancestors are from Swatao (Shantou, in Mandarin). We are all gaginang. Cheers

Keep up the language it hard to learn.

Hungry = Doe Kun

Your recording has echoing n it is difficult to hear n understand your pronunciation. A bit annoying.

Gaginang = Ka ki lang? (guessing from Crazy Rich Asian)

I randomly took a job in Chaozhou and knew nothing about Teochew people before hand. It was such s fun experience, the tea and food culture was so great. And the people are smart and amazing.

Your Teochew is so diluted and mutated....LMAO...

I am teo chew from Vietnam and I am very proud of my heritage. I always greet Asian people in teo chew first and if they don't understand then I will greet them with different dialects.

There is an apps in google play that one could learn teochew.... I find it very usefull...

What’s the “wa xi die jiu nang” song please

They are speaking in English about Teochew food. None of them can speak Teochew. What a shame.

I visit Rosemead all the time but from NYC, there was a restaurant on valley that had teochew food and I wasn’t aware, very refreshing to hear people speaking teochew, I don’t hear people speaking teochew often

Where are you originally from? China or Vietnam?

I totally get Nicky. When you speak multiple languages you sometimes forget others don't. I speak viet and teochew and it confuses my only viet relatives.

The middle one looks so confused, she's like wtf are you guys even speaking teochew? Btw her teochew is the most standardised among the 3

I know ze-ba-poa not sure what it means though

The lady in the middle got almost all correct, except Bathroom is Ek Keng. Morning is Zha Qi. Good morning is Zha Qi hor. Sleep is like Ng.

Le ho is ok. But when you are close you could say chia pah bweh.. or have you eaten. Or you could say ... cho muek... meaning... whats up.

In teochew learned from my grandparents and they’re teochew from vietnam, we say “ei bei” for bathroom :), for wake up my family says “jow say” (like pronounced). For money we always ask how much something is we also say “yet juy jee?” Hungry we say “tou Kung”, and maybe the girl in the white shirt on the left side’s mom calls her “noi kie” like kid like my kid :)

1. bhak, koi bak, ak bak, gu bak 2. ek pee 3. kam sia 4. cao ki/ uk che 5. lui 6. tou kun 7. ke uk 8. ta pou kia, ca bou kia IS IT JUST ME???

Can i have the link of the song please ? Thank you !

My grandma is Teochew and grew up in Cambodia, married my Khmer grandfather and had my mom and her sisters and later came to America. I'm mixed Chinese, Khmer and white and growing up my grandma would speak Teochew and broken English to me but would speak Khmer to m my grandfather. My Khmer grandfather already spoke perfect English so his younger daughter and my mom always spoke to him in English. Only my grandma, mom and her older sister are fluent in Khmer but my mom's younger sister speaks fluent Teochew.

Le nang jien em si theo chew nang li,le nang ee ue khang khou thia ooo,wa ing ni ee theo chew😁

I’m teochew from Cambodia 🇰🇭

Sound very similar to Hokkien or Minnan Hua.

Lol I am also teochew

Indonesia Chinese Born, here. My father is Hakka/Khek, and my mom is Teochew/Tio Chiu.. So I know both languages and I just know and surprised there are Teochew people in Vietnam too (sorry, I'm not good at geography) and we speak same language as teochew, yet accent a lil bit different. But yeah, I love to know about this. PS : there are still a lot of Teochew people here. Love from Indonesia

ua ye xi teo jiu nang

I'm half Hokkien, half Teochew by ethnicity, culturally Thai-American and I am so happy that I can recognize some of these words and phrases! I sorely wish I grew up speaking it more fluently. I hope we can all continue to keep our precious dialects alive.

pls keep working on it, I follow y'all and support by shraing it .

I used to be fluent, but I stopped using it because I started to use Lao more often and eventually forgot most of it. I understand more than I can speak, but it's still embarassing. I really wish I didn't stop speaking the language. I'm glad I do remember some words and was able to follow along, though. If there's a branch in San Diego, I'd join after COVID is under control.

We used to have large Teochew speaking community in Southern Peninsula Malaysia (Melaka and Johor). In 1980s majority of the Teochew ditched their language for Mandarin. Only old people speak Teochew now and it didn't get passed down because of the "Speak Mandarin Campaign".

You guys very cute , keep it up keep the wonderful TEOCHEW culture.... thank you guys