A Conversation Among Teochew People | Ep. 2 Romanization

A Conversation Among Teochew People | Ep. 2 Romanization
Nicky, Nicole, and Nina help viewers learn some Teochew by romanizing common words.
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Teochew is a Chinese dialect originating from the Guangdong province, specifically the city of Chaozhou.
"A Conversation Among Teochew People" is a three-part mini-series created to spread knowledge about the Teochew people, culture, and dialect.
Special Thanks to the members of the Teochew Association at UC Irvine. Without ya'll, this project would not have been created.
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DISCLAIMER: This content was originally meant to be published by AnteaterTV, but, due to unforeseen conflicts, has been rejected. Therefore, please disregard any references to AnteaterTV.

[@lisaly8534]

"Our Teochew's broken" I feel this 🤣 Thanks for the Teochew content!

[@chantellen2699]

Thank you so much guys for creating a teochew series like this! As an Australian teochew, it's so hard to find others who also know of and can speak teochew! It's so interesting and this structure of teaching/ creating more awareness about teochew to other people is quite creative! :) Also, I definitely relate to Nina at 2:48! That phrase definitely exists! hahaha

[@erickkang6385]

I'm also Australian Teochew, what state are you from?

[@James-le8gd]

Australian Teochew here too

[@rl165]

The way that Nina uses it at 3:13 the last word becomes “yet” like if you want to ask someone if they’re hungry yet.

[@vinhtran4628]

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

[@nicolasaubert2966]

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

[@chunpoonlam5699]

The greatest part of Teochew is its cuisine.

[@hermanwelem3492]

Greetings from Indonesia. I'm from Pontianak, West Borneo.

[@ricong963]

Like your videos guys, Teochew is great culture, Keep it up guys.
Wa Teochew nang dhan indonesia, Le nang ho me?

[@quachttuan1]

I represent Teochew too... love it.

[@itspaultan]

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

[@halimdharmawidjaya1052]

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

[@WendyRostandy]

The romanization or should I say transliteration will also depends on the target language, and should also represent the tone

[@sweeyeo9330]

"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!)

[@aerob85]

Love this topic

[@puekai]

: may i know are there any famous Teochew-Vietnamese Americans? like celebrities or politicians?

[@Ms.Me.MuRuiQi]

I'm not sure about Vietnamese/American, but I think of Li Ka-shing is one of the wealthiest Teochew/潮州人

[@wwlee5]

A few actresses and actors in HK are Teochew.For example, Sammi Cheng. As for Americans? Ummm....well...

[@puekai]

Ms. Me ： Hong Kong is not america. Many successful Teochew in HK, my current city.

[@joihengeng2745]

The wechat boss is also a Teochew

[@joihengeng2745]

Wa si Teochew nang, wa kia to Singapore...... Wa kin me chiak kana( olive) cai cha peng.
( I had olive fried rice for dinner)

[@maeily1]

Keep up the language it hard to learn.

[@edwinli590]

doe yau = hungry

[@hermanlauw7249]

ua ye xi teo jiu nang