Please keep making videos on speaking Hakka. I recently visited my auntie , she only speaks Hakka ,and I have lost so much of this language. My parents and grandparents have passed . I enjoyed this video…reminds me of my childhood days talking to my parents.
I was born in Panama, I got to say, that i brought back a lot of memories, my parents came from Huadu County, Guangzhou China, and your hakka is the same to what they speak, i could understand 100% what you are saying !!! keep the good work
I think it's so cool that there are still people from the younger generations, such as yourself, who are able to speak Hakka. I think it's really rare in the countries where the dialect actually originated (especially China and Hong Kong). I even had to look up Suriname and was shocked that I had never even heard of this country....
OMG how have I only just come across this???? My family speak just like you, we came from Tai Po Kowloon and now reside in UK. great work. Thank You so much :-)
I laughed so hard when you said "Yiu Mao Gao chor" which brought back so much memories of my family saying it all the time! The weird thing is I hardly spoken any Hakka since I came back to Hong Kong over 15 years ago and it's gotten so rusty (ironically) I am having problems making complete sentences. Keep up the good work!
Glad I stumbled onto this channel! It’s my mother tongue that I only reserved for speaking to my grandma but she passed on many many years ago. Bit rusty now. But it’s so good to hear these phrases again. 😂❤️
Im so glad that I found your channel, my mother tongue is hakka as well, but I can’t speak hakka, and your channel is really helpful, thank you so muchh
Hopefully diverse Hakka people can increase contact and organization! ---websites show World Hakka Congress increase Hakka media--- vlogs, dialect instruction videos (more), songs + lyrics + other dialects and English.translations, discussions in Hakka on any topic, new media, like portable translators, video games, vlogs, etc. Good luck !!! Long live Hakka and all Chinese dialects and sub dialects !!!
How hoi sim, ken tau ni..(Very "heart open" to see/meet you) or How fon hee, ken tau ni (Very happy to see/meet you) - Moiyan style Hakka will sound like that...Well done, keep it up the good work. Cheers
so funny to listen to this, really reminds me of the adults in my family conversing and its so accurate. love it. glad someone in my generation still speaking it
someone else mentioned Suriname in the comments. I'm aware of this country as a former Dutch footballer, Edgar Davids, is said to be of Dutch Suriname background, and that's the only time I'd heard it mentioned til today. I had no idea there were Hakka speakers there! My grandparents and parents are Hong-Kong Hakka speakers, and your Hakka sounds just like ours. I'm UK born and raised but Hakka was literally my first language
This is fantastic! Thanks so much. I’ve been studying Chinese languages for around 10 years now. I can speak mandarin, Cantonese and Sichuanese (Chengdu) dialect. Now working my way south to Hakka! Could you do a video on the most common 20-50 verbs? Just from understanding Cantonese, Hakka is coming quite easy for me. Keep up the videos!!
Hi Michelle, I think your videos are hilarious and most enjoyable. Funny thing is that i think your roots and mine are somewhat same. My parents moved from Guangdong to Surinam (way back), lived there for 20 plus years, moved to the Netherlands where i was born (hoi :)). My hakka sounds almost exactly like yours. You may have noticed while in the Netherlands that most hakka speaking Chinese come from Surinam. So happy to find your channel. Some of the phrases I still use om daily basis, especially the shower one. Keep up the great work. A moi len dhai 🤩👌
Great video! Makes us feel like we actually belong to a group of people instead of American born Chinese that doesn’t speak Cantonese or mandarin lol. We only speak Hakka bc we were raised by my great grandmother. What Facebook Hakka groups do you recommend?
what I find most frustrated and i think this is a fundamental problem is trying to anglosize hakka. I am not aware of a 'standard' spelling for hakka words - unlike Mandarin which has Pinyin. Maybe I am wrong but and there is a 'standard ' ... that will be great.
Hi, your hakka sounds exactly like mine. I suspect your parents or rather your grandparents came from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (formerly British North Borneo)?
This channel by Dr Liu below is also great for learning the Hakka language and culture. 与下由刘镇发老师做出的频道是个特殊的学客家话，客家文化的频道: ruclips.net/channel/UC8YqMfgildEZ6epQ1tScGSg
@@inmimisbowl yea you re right Michelle, coming from Dong Guan could mean its Dong Guan Hakka or other kind of Hakka that happen to be from Dong Guan. It just happen that your Hakka is like 95% similar to mine, hence i ask. And we are Bao On Hakka ironically grew up thinking we are Dongguan Hakka
Please keep making videos on speaking Hakka. I recently visited my auntie , she only speaks Hakka ,and I have lost so much of this language. My parents and grandparents have passed .
I enjoyed this video…reminds me of my childhood days talking to my parents.
I was born in Panama, I got to say, that i brought back a lot of memories, my parents came from Huadu County, Guangzhou China, and your hakka is the same to what they speak, i could understand 100% what you are saying !!! keep the good work
I think it's so cool that there are still people from the younger generations, such as yourself, who are able to speak Hakka. I think it's really rare in the countries where the dialect actually originated (especially China and Hong Kong). I even had to look up Suriname and was shocked that I had never even heard of this country....
Perhaps also Jamaica, Panama, etc.
all.around Caribbean.
So good to hear someone like you to speak my dialect which I failed to teach my children and grandchildren! please continue to post your videos.
OMG how have I only just come across this???? My family speak just like you, we came from Tai Po Kowloon and now reside in UK. great work. Thank You so much :-)
I laughed so hard when you said "Yiu Mao Gao chor" which brought back so much memories of my family saying it all the time! The weird thing is I hardly spoken any Hakka since I came back to Hong Kong over 15 years ago and it's gotten so rusty (ironically) I am having problems making complete sentences. Keep up the good work!
Another great video! Never in a million years I would expect to hear casual Hakka like this in a RUclips Channel.
Glad I stumbled onto this channel! It’s my mother tongue that I only reserved for speaking to my grandma but she passed on many many years ago. Bit rusty now. But it’s so good to hear these phrases again. 😂❤️
glad to hear :)
Im so glad that I found your channel, my mother tongue is hakka as well, but I can’t speak hakka, and your channel is really helpful, thank you so muchh
Great way to learn! Thanks Mimi!
A natural approach to teaching. Fantastic !
Hopefully diverse Hakka people can
increase contact and organization!
---websites show World Hakka Congress
increase Hakka media--- vlogs, dialect
instruction videos (more), songs + lyrics
+ other dialects and English.translations,
discussions in Hakka on any topic, new
media, like portable translators, video
games, vlogs, etc.
Good luck !!! Long live Hakka and all
Chinese dialects and sub dialects !!!
How hoi sim, ken tau ni..(Very "heart open" to see/meet you) or How fon hee, ken tau ni (Very happy to see/meet you) - Moiyan style Hakka will sound like that...Well done, keep it up the good work. Cheers
so funny to listen to this, really reminds me of the adults in my family conversing and its so accurate. love it. glad someone in my generation still speaking it
This is one of my favourite videos ever on RUclips now 😂 Greetings from a South American fellow Hakka
Johnny Lee omg that’s really high up there, thank you ☺️
someone else mentioned Suriname in the comments. I'm aware of this country as a former Dutch footballer, Edgar Davids, is said to be of Dutch Suriname background, and that's the only time I'd heard it mentioned til today. I had no idea there were Hakka speakers there! My grandparents and parents are Hong-Kong Hakka speakers, and your Hakka sounds just like ours. I'm UK born and raised but Hakka was literally my first language
Love your videos on Hakka...Sin On Hakka here 😊
This is fantastic! Thanks so much. I’ve been studying Chinese languages for around 10 years now. I can speak mandarin, Cantonese and Sichuanese (Chengdu) dialect. Now working my way south to Hakka! Could you do a video on the most common 20-50 verbs? Just from understanding Cantonese, Hakka is coming quite easy for me. Keep up the videos!!
Yes, not sure if I know the most common verbs in general, but I can pay attention to which verbs I use most often! thanks for the support :)
inmimisbowl Awesome! Looking forward to it! I’ve already started my Hakka notebook based on your videos 😎🍺🍺🍺
Any Hakka dictionaries out there? Reference materials you use/ can recommend? Love your videos!!! 🥰😍
hey, great video!.When my mum says law saw miao, i often say maiow mm law saw ( cats are not dirty)
I enjoy learning Hakka with you, I never heard about Suriname.
Thanks Michelle for sharing this video👍Ngai he Hakka Nyin😃
way too funny grew up with hakka as my first language . i can relate my mom would say all these thing 😆
There are many Hakka variants but yours sounds 90% like the Hakka spoken by Hakka Chinese in Sabah, Malaysia
gran tani for this video I love this so much my fellow 🇸🇷
Hi Michelle, I think your videos are hilarious and most enjoyable. Funny thing is that i think your roots and mine are somewhat same. My parents moved from Guangdong to Surinam (way back), lived there for 20 plus years, moved to the Netherlands where i was born (hoi :)). My hakka sounds almost exactly like yours. You may have noticed while in the Netherlands that most hakka speaking Chinese come from Surinam.
So happy to find your channel. Some of the phrases I still use om daily basis, especially the shower one.
Keep up the great work. A moi len dhai 🤩👌
Hoi :) yes I think many hakka people in the Netherlands come from Suriname. Thank you for watching and for the support!
Perfect
you are doing a fantastic job-
I m a hakka from indonesia...
😆 ah meh chi liong....have not heard this phrase in a very long time...not since my great aunt passed away
it is my favorite thing to say, if you can't already tell haha
Yeah, very Hakka I think
Was told by my mum that ah meh is mother and that my maternal grandpa used to called my great grandma either ah meh or suk meh
Great video! Makes us feel like we actually belong to a group of people instead of American born Chinese that doesn’t speak Cantonese or mandarin lol. We only speak Hakka bc we were raised by my great grandmother. What Facebook Hakka groups do you recommend?
support u. Hakka Moi.
You make me laugh so hard!😂
You speak impeccable US english...!
Same as my hakka...
Feel at home...!
Hong si naaaaaaaaaaaaa....
I think there are quite a few Hakka people in the Netherlands, no? I think I even heard there is an Hakka association there.
Really impressed that you decide not to let your cultural roots simply fade away, which is not uncommon among overseas Chinese.
Please teach us how to introduce yourself in Hakka 🥺
what I find most frustrated and i think this is a fundamental problem is trying to anglosize hakka. I am not aware of a 'standard' spelling for hakka words - unlike Mandarin which has Pinyin. Maybe I am wrong but and there is a 'standard ' ... that will be great.
Yan wong !!!
Make more videos....tq...best
Almost never used "qi leong" ever. But man.. my hakka is so rusty since my grandmas passing.
Hi, your hakka sounds exactly like mine. I suspect your parents or rather your grandparents came from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (formerly British North Borneo)?
No, my parents come from mainland China, in Guang Dong, but I have heard that my Hakka is very similar to Hakka spoken in Sabah
This channel by Dr Liu below is also great for learning the Hakka language and culture.
与下由刘镇发老师做出的频道是个特殊的学客家话，客家文化的频道:
ruclips.net/channel/UC8YqMfgildEZ6epQ1tScGSg
Hi Honey, I am Hakka, when I listen to your Hakka, it is very so similar to my Hakka sound, I love to catch up with you via video chat dear
Do you know there are Hakka in Tahiti too😊
A similar saying to the first two phrases is perhaps yen vong (冤枉！）?
yes I love saying that too! so dramatic haha
Good actor personal ity
Very good Hakka content. May i ask what kind of Hakka are you? Thanks Michelle
Eddie 2020 my parents are from Guang Dong, Dong guan. I’m not sure exactly what kind of Hakka that is 😅
@@inmimisbowl yea you re right Michelle, coming from Dong Guan could mean its Dong Guan Hakka or other kind of Hakka that happen to be from Dong Guan. It just happen that your Hakka is like 95% similar to mine, hence i ask. And we are Bao On Hakka ironically grew up thinking we are Dongguan Hakka
China s 1st president, Sun Yatsin (Cantonese pronunciation) = Sun Yixian
Hakka from Zhonshan County.
an ciang nyi, nai bui nyin. LoL
Haha love you
Awesome=an jiu cho
how do you say "now", "so" in Hakka?
Anyone know what this "un sir wen" means? My mother would say that when I wouldn't eat all on my plate but would save some for later.
Nice to meet you = an fon hi siau nyito nyi
I'm a Dapu Hakka raised in Malaysia. We also say "hong sin". Does anybody know what is "hong" in Mandarin?
watermelon in hakka is tsui kak.. watermelon in japanese is also called suika...
hmm...
"Yen Wong" for omg.
So similar to Cantonese
廣東化 客語
Che leung .
more saliva than tea lmao hahah
I thought hi how are you is: Tai Gah Hao?
客语加油⛽
OMG IS THERE ANY GRP SO I CAN JOIN AND U TEACH ME HAKKA I AM NOT FAMILLIAR WITH THE LANGUAGE EVEN IF I AM A HAKKA I FEEL EMBARASSED
Hao hoi sim yin sit ngee
Sit ma kai choi
how do you say easy in hakka?
I would say ‘khan tan’ or ‘yong yi’. The second one also sounds like how you’d say it in Cantonese.
hi hakka moi :P
Ah meh , meh ＝ mother
Is there a standardized way to write hakka? Some kind of "pinyin".
not that I know of, the way I write it is just a personal choice
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pha̍k-fa-sṳ . This is more for Moiyen Hakka, but it also can be used for Fuiyong Hakka.
Lovely. I can't believe you don't order food from restaurants?!? 🤯 why??
Patrick O'chinski haha I rarely do 😅 in the Netherlands, it gets quite expensive I think
@@inmimisbowl ngai oi nyi💖
I hell tang
Ah meh in Ah meh chi long is actually Oh mama or Oh mum! Chi long is very pathetic!
She speaks English Hakka not proper Hakka i speak better hakka.