Sarah is amazing. You are good at expressing in Hokkien. I speak both Hokkien and Hakka, some mandarin and Cantonese too. All totally different dialects. Obviously I grew up Hokkien, speak Cantonese because I studied abroad and with Cantonese friends, speak Mandarin because of work life and speak Hakka because I’m married.
This is absolutely a joy to watch on so many levels: (1) Speaking Hokkien, on a (2) CNY dish, with (3) some D D B B cool beats! Despite the struggle with the Hokkien, I could feel the effort and the fun in watching you and your mum host the show! Thank you, I enjoyed myself and learnt a “CHUT MIA” recipe!
I’m hokkien from Medan, Indonesia and I love your videos!!! I have been in the U.S. since the age of 5, but very few of my family still speak hokkien so I’m so happy to hear you and your mom speak it. I will forward to my 5 kids.
Love the hokkien versions !! Hahahahahha reminds me of when the grandkids try to speak Hokkien with the grandparents and getting told off the grammar and vocab is all wrong so stick to Mandarin or English. 🤣 so funny it’s good learning process though.
Your hokkien cooking w momma videos just popped up on my yt feed lately and so my mom and i watched all your videos. Hopefully you’ll be making more vids, we really enjoy watching them!!
This was such fun to watch. I hope to see more. My family is from Taiwan originally and Hokkien dialect was my first language, now mostly forgotten, but when I hear this it comes back. My daughter is learning mandarin but wants to learn hokkien too. More vids with Ma like this please!
@@Tekhelet75 what's the surprise.. More than 75% of Taiwanese are of Hokkien origin.. Even Hokkien has been unofficially dubbed the term "Taiwanese dialect" (台語) in Taiwan. Most of our Hokkien language media and songs originate from Taiwan too. Not more than a few % of Taiwanese are of Taiwanese aboriginal descent.
I was so happy to find out about your youtube so that I can learn more about my mother's heritage. When I was a kid my mom was the only Cantonese dish. The only time I got to eat Hokkien food was during the new year and my aunt make Hokkien dishes. I want to learn more. Can your mom do Hokkien zongzi, please?
Hi Gorgeous Sarah, I cannot wait to try your Endearing Mom's "chut mia kong bak pau" especially with tomato ketchup😁👍. By the way, your measuring spoon is "tablespoon"? Thanks for great sharing👏🙏👍. Have You shared " ngoh hiang" so far? Hope i didnt missed it🥰🥰. 新年快樂
Dang I wish I could speak Hokkien as well as you so I can communicate with my grandma easier. I can only speak Mandarin and English and can't even make a complete sentence in Hokkien lol
Aiya, lu kalu amak Hokkien oay kong ka chin ho tiah. Gua a Hokkien oay si lakchap pacien bey hiaw kong, a si chitchap pacian ahiaw tiah. There are zero Hokkien people where I live. So thank you for sharing your hilarious and precious post. Hokkien tau ui bak is definitely on my next to cook list.
Hilarious! I'd love to see more Hokkien dishes and vids in Hokkien! I've lived away from home (penang, malaysia) for over 4 years now and I miss the language. Not a lot of people in Melbourne speak Hokkien so this vid made me v happy! Thank you 😊
Wow....I never knew that Sarah can speak Hokkien that well. She can speak Mandarin but Hokkien was so fluent. Preparing Chinese New Year food with our mother is so nostalgic.
Nice and thank you for sharing, I am now studying more about HOKKIEN history and so on.. My grand mother´s mother emigrated to Thailand for more than 150 years ago. I only known from my mother. But my grand mother married to Navy soldier and she had adapted herselt a lot to be Thai lady regarding Thai tradition who married with high rank soldier. Therefore I have not know more about HOKKIEN Ancestor any more. Now I want to know more :-) Best wishes from Stockholm - Sweden
Very interesting Sarah speaking hokkien speaking, i am a baba hokkien. Mixture of malay and hokkien languages. Got speaking a bit of bahasa Indonesia too But, Sarah you speaking quite well.
Hey Sarah, saw your video on FB first, and it had me and hubby in stitches 🤣🤣🤣 so I found you again on RUclips and rewatched this. 😍 You are such a great inspiration to all the “bananas” and “potatoes” 🤪😂👏👏👍 out there who are Chinese and can’t speak a word of their dialect/mother tongue which I think is so important in learning their own tradition and culture. The essence of learning is really not being afraid to speak and practise often (with your mum in this case!😁) even at the expense of being laughed at and you did that. Thanks for the great recipe and Hokkien lesson! Your hokkien is actually not bad! Buay pai buay pai!!👍😁😂😂
As a hokkien i agree hokkiens don’t have no chill HAHAH but your mom is p chill for a Hokkien mom mine would’ve shouted at me 10384920 times and ask me to clean the kitchen as we go
All the hand movements coming out with the Hokkien 😂😂😂.. Btw, what filming setup do you use? I don't see any mics around but your voice is so lound and clear!
omg I'm so sorry I cringed while watching you speak hokkien, but I want to say GOOD ATTEMPT! Kudos and keep practicing! Do more! And people always wonder why I sound so "aggressive" when speaking Hokkien. After watching your video, I realized IT'S JUST US HOKKIENS! LOL!
I speak Hokkien like your mum, Sarah; actually listening to her is like listening to my own auntie talking! But to all intends and purposes I can speak Cantonese better...
Sarah is amazing. You are good at expressing in Hokkien. I speak both Hokkien and Hakka, some mandarin and Cantonese too. All totally different dialects. Obviously I grew up Hokkien, speak Cantonese because I studied abroad and with Cantonese friends, speak Mandarin because of work life and speak Hakka because I’m married.
This is absolutely a joy to watch on so many levels: (1) Speaking Hokkien, on a (2) CNY dish, with (3) some D D B B cool beats! Despite the struggle with the Hokkien, I could feel the effort and the fun in watching you and your mum host the show! Thank you, I enjoyed myself and learnt a “CHUT MIA” recipe!
Hope u can make more video speaking hokkiem with your mum!i enjoy watching it everytime!
Totally cracked up!😂🤣 love how cool and unfazed your mum is. May finally learn how to make braised pork after all...
I’m hokkien from Medan, Indonesia and I love your videos!!! I have been in the U.S. since the age of 5, but very few of my family still speak hokkien so I’m so happy to hear you and your mom speak it. I will forward to my 5 kids.
Love the hokkien versions !! Hahahahahha reminds me of when the grandkids try to speak Hokkien with the grandparents and getting told off the grammar and vocab is all wrong so stick to Mandarin or English. 🤣 so funny it’s good learning process though.
Hey Sarah, really love your hokkien cooking videos wz mom. So hilarious and endearing. Keep it coming ok ? Cheerios !
Loved the dynamic between you and your mum which was so sweet and cute! Thank you for the wholesome and educational content!
Your hokkien cooking w momma videos just popped up on my yt feed lately and so my mom and i watched all your videos. Hopefully you’ll be making more vids, we really enjoy watching them!!
This is the most LOLs I've had in a while. Thanks Sarah and mum for the amazing hilarious video, and I learnt a yummy recipe!
This was such fun to watch. I hope to see more. My family is from Taiwan originally and Hokkien dialect was my first language, now mostly forgotten, but when I hear this it comes back. My daughter is learning mandarin but wants to learn hokkien too. More vids with Ma like this please!
Well looks like your Taiwan relatives originate from Fujian province. Unless you have Taiwan islander native genes.
Yes please encourage her to learn hokkien its a great skill for her and she would be proud of it
@@Tekhelet75 what's the surprise.. More than 75% of Taiwanese are of Hokkien origin.. Even Hokkien has been unofficially dubbed the term "Taiwanese dialect" (台語) in Taiwan. Most of our Hokkien language media and songs originate from Taiwan too. Not more than a few % of Taiwanese are of Taiwanese aboriginal descent.
Sarah you're absolutely sensational, and what a delightful recipe with your equally lovely momma. Happy CNY and stay fabulous Queen Sarah!
Very hilarious. Mom is very patient. Mom n daughter good relationships
Love this episode! And your mum is so cute! Laughing while enjoying the whole cooking process. 😄
You are amazing, Sarah. Love watching your videos. They made me laugh. Keep it up!
I was so happy to find out about your youtube so that I can learn more about my mother's heritage. When I was a kid my mom was the only Cantonese dish. The only time I got to eat Hokkien food was during the new year and my aunt make Hokkien dishes. I want to learn more. Can your mom do Hokkien zongzi, please?
Hi Gorgeous Sarah, I cannot wait to try your Endearing Mom's "chut mia kong bak pau" especially with tomato ketchup😁👍.
By the way, your measuring spoon is "tablespoon"?
Thanks for great sharing👏🙏👍. Have You shared " ngoh hiang" so far? Hope i didnt missed it🥰🥰.
新年快樂
Dang I wish I could speak Hokkien as well as you so I can communicate with my grandma easier. I can only speak Mandarin and English and can't even make a complete sentence in Hokkien lol
Aiya, lu kalu amak Hokkien oay kong ka chin ho tiah. Gua a Hokkien oay si lakchap pacien bey hiaw kong, a si chitchap pacian ahiaw tiah. There are zero Hokkien people where I live. So thank you for sharing your hilarious and precious post. Hokkien tau ui bak is definitely on my next to cook list.
Hilarious! I'd love to see more Hokkien dishes and vids in Hokkien! I've lived away from home (penang, malaysia) for over 4 years now and I miss the language. Not a lot of people in Melbourne speak Hokkien so this vid made me v happy! Thank you 😊
Sarah....You are so awesome! I am a Hokkien too! Love the episode . Your mother is loveable!
I love this haha SUBSCRIBED! (HO CHIAK!)
This just made my day! Keep up the good work!
Wow....I never knew that Sarah can speak Hokkien that well. She can speak Mandarin but Hokkien was so fluent. Preparing Chinese New Year food with our mother is so nostalgic.
Nice and thank you for sharing, I am now studying more about HOKKIEN history and so on.. My grand mother´s mother emigrated to Thailand for more than 150 years ago. I only known from my mother. But my grand mother married to Navy soldier and she had adapted herselt a lot to be Thai lady regarding Thai tradition who married with high rank soldier. Therefore I have not know more about HOKKIEN Ancestor any more. Now I want to know more :-) Best wishes from Stockholm - Sweden
More pls! Lol! This is fun!
Keep up your Hokkien spirit with great Hokkien dishes.👍😋
Enjoyed watching your video, so hilarious. Reminds me of my Hokkien standard too LOL
You are so adorable Sarah! 😂
This is more fun that watching gags....lols
this is gold!
Very interesting Sarah speaking hokkien speaking, i am a baba hokkien. Mixture of malay and hokkien languages. Got speaking a bit of bahasa Indonesia too But, Sarah you speaking quite well.
This is so funny! Well done for trying so hard 😂😂😂💪💪💪😸😸😸
😂😂😂❤️
Love love love this
This is so entertaining. Definitely brush up my hokkien.
Lír hó!
Góa sī Lio̍k-liá Hok-kiàn Choân-chiu lâng...
Hey Sarah, saw your video on FB first, and it had me and hubby in stitches 🤣🤣🤣 so I found you again on RUclips and rewatched this. 😍 You are such a great inspiration to all the “bananas” and “potatoes” 🤪😂👏👏👍 out there who are Chinese and can’t speak a word of their dialect/mother tongue which I think is so important in learning their own tradition and culture. The essence of learning is really not being afraid to speak and practise often (with your mum in this case!😁) even at the expense of being laughed at and you did that. Thanks for the great recipe and Hokkien lesson! Your hokkien is actually not bad! Buay pai buay pai!!👍😁😂😂
Wow!!! Hokkien is soo close to Teochew! Wo bak le dah weh!!! Le hiet niaaaa!!!!
This is hilarious to watch haha
Thanks for sharing my fave dish ever!
Also you look fabulous as always ❤️
Keep it up!
Great viewing!
Your hokkien is perfect
As a hokkien i agree hokkiens don’t have no chill HAHAH but your mom is p chill for a Hokkien mom mine would’ve shouted at me 10384920 times and ask me to clean the kitchen as we go
so cute both you and mom. the one in red is cuter
I only picked up some of the Hokkien because some similarities with Cantonese and Toishanese.
love it!!
1 year later you get another subscriber for doing that video almost 100% in Hokkien. :)
Agak agak! Hahaha we say that a lot in my family!
Why Sarah speak Hokkien like want to SEUH PAK! 😝
love thissss...❤️❤️
Look delicious 😋 And you looks happy 😊
Wah kong ah. Ya gaw kong hokkien uwe ha
All the hand movements coming out with the Hokkien 😂😂😂.. Btw, what filming setup do you use? I don't see any mics around but your voice is so lound and clear!
Walaueh...can learn Hokkien and cooking and enjoy comedy at the same time. Chinkawlat!
Are you from Singapore? We are a mixed British family in Cambridge Uk
Your mother speaks perfect Hokien Zhangzhou dialogue . Your grandparents must came come from zhangzhou Longhai county or Zhangzhou inside city.
Wow that’s so interesting! My family is actually from Kinmen island!
omg I'm so sorry I cringed while watching you speak hokkien, but I want to say GOOD ATTEMPT! Kudos and keep practicing! Do more!
And people always wonder why I sound so "aggressive" when speaking Hokkien. After watching your video, I realized IT'S JUST US HOKKIENS! LOL!
cracked me up so much!! :''D do it again!
Nigella of Singapore
This is hilarious!!! XD
4:37
Sarah, we need to get you outdoors and some sun. I want to see you as the female version of Peter Kuruvita....All the best.....
Surname Huang, is Hokkien clan.
should use these videos to teach dialect and history!
lol
hokkian lang ? hehe tuajitchi haha
You are the female FransterWong from Nightowlcinematics Singapore
Why never hear leng dia before? Because Hokkien people never calm lah. LMAO
Siao liao....Sarah kong simi.?...
I speak Hokkien like your mum, Sarah; actually listening to her is like listening to my own auntie talking! But to all intends and purposes I can speak Cantonese better...
How come you guys are speaking in Hokkien but your backgrounds is Hakka?
Good effort Sarah! But very painful hearing you speak Hokkien. 😂😂😂
ho kyaik
Ngo huwei bak
cha zuai ba hoke
You're very pretty.
Your Hokkien sucks big time girl!!! hahahahahaaaa....
But thank you for the video!
teochew?haha