TAIWANESE MANDARIN, HOKKIEN, HAKKA

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
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    The Sinitic languages are the most dominant language family spoken in Taiwan.
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Комментарии • 56

  • @ilovelanguages0124
    @ilovelanguages0124  Год назад +37

    Good day everyone! I would like to ask for your help to record this short story in Beijing Accent. I would really appreciate it! Kindly send it to this email otipeps24@gmail.com :D
    从前,有那么只鹪鹩在车棚里搭了个鸟窝。一天,小鸟的爸爸妈妈为了喂饱自己的孩子,于是飞了出去找东西吃,就这样把小家伙都留在了窝里。
    过了一会儿,鸟爸爸就回来了。“都发生啥了啊?”他说。 “孩子们,谁伤着你们了?看你们都吓坏了!”
    “哦,爸爸,”他们说,“刚刚来了个大妖怪。他看起来好凶好可怕啊!
    那双大眼睛盯着我们的窝,可吓死我们了!”
    “明白了,” 鸟爸爸说,“他上哪儿去了?”
    “哼...” 他们嘟囔着说,“他往那边下去了。”
    “等着我!”鸟爸爸说:“爸爸会去追他的。不用害怕,我的娃儿。我会搞定他的。”于是鸟爸爸就追了过去。当他飞到一个弯道时,才发现,在那逛来逛去的,是头狮子。
    但鸟爸爸并没有胆怯。他落在狮子的背上,开始骂起来。
    “喂,你来我家干啥,” 他骂骂咧咧地说道,“还吓唬我的娃儿?!”
    那个狮子连理都不理,自顾自的往前走。这让平日嘴碎的鸟爸爸那叫一个气急败坏。 “我告诉你啊,你少来这里晃悠!
    如果你敢再来一趟的话,”他说,“哼,你就等着瞧吧!要是把我给逼急了。” 他抬起一只脚说道:“我分分钟把你背给折喽!”
    之后呢鸟爸爸就飞回了鸟窝。“没事啦,孩子们,”他说,
    “我把那家伙啊,给狠狠地教育了一顿。现在他再也不会回来啦。“

    • @Ononorium
      @Ononorium Год назад +2

      Can you do a comparison video with Shanghainese, Suzhounese, Mandarin and Cantonese?

    • @stevenkanmagic
      @stevenkanmagic Год назад

      Please make Xi ien accent of Hakka instead of others on this video
      Thanks!

    • @jlstevenngao7534
      @jlstevenngao7534 Год назад +1

      Love Is Philippines pero di ko na Taiwan 🇵🇭❤️🇹🇼

  • @zachchen9564
    @zachchen9564 Год назад +93

    I’d like to see a video of different Mandarins, for example a video of comparing Beijing Mandarin, Jilu Mandarin, Jiaoliao Mandarin, Northeastern Mandarin, Central Plains Mandarin, Lanyin Mandarin, Jianghuai Mandarin, and Southwestern Mandarin. Many people think all Mandarins are the same, but actually is not, different varieties of Mandarin may mutually unintelligible. My dad side of family is from Jiaoliao Mandarin speaking area, every time I visit them, I have no idea what they are talking about.

  • @guozak7179
    @guozak7179 Год назад +46

    Greetings from Taiwan. Thanks for your work for those beautiful Sinitic languages! Hope more sinitic language compared soon ☺️☺️

  • @timothychen2426
    @timothychen2426 Год назад +36

    The background music is just amazing. 雨夜花 is one of the most Taiwanese songs I can think of. TKS for choosing that!!!

  • @ouoliao9561
    @ouoliao9561 Год назад +62

    I am a Taiwanese 🇹🇼
    I can understand more than 99% of Taiwanese Mandarin.
    I can understand more than 85% of Taiwanese Hokkien.
    I can understand more than 50% of Taiwanese Hakka.
    我是一個台灣人🇹🇼
    國語我可以聽懂99%以上
    閩南語我可以聽懂85%以上
    客家語我可以聽懂50%以上

  • @paiwanhan
    @paiwanhan Год назад +44

    There are actually two sets of pronunciation for numbers in Taigi. The one shown in this video is the literary reading, and is used for things like telephone numbers or year. The colloquial reading is used for counting. In terms of ordinal numbers, first and second are in literary reading, and the rest are colloquial.

  • @sooyonkang
    @sooyonkang Год назад +50

    The pronounce of Hakka is
    pretty similar to Sino-Korean words (한자어 漢字語)
    except the tone.
    It's familiar and interesting.
    Thanks, Andy 😄

  • @baliveisgood
    @baliveisgood Год назад +30

    My native language! Perhaps it's time for the OG Austronesian Formosan language.

  • @DanielgtaLaw
    @DanielgtaLaw Год назад +12

    Very good video, Andy!
    你好,我喜歡學習我知道和從未知道的語言。

  • @Davlavi
    @Davlavi Год назад +9

    This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏

  • @Ononorium
    @Ononorium Год назад +18

    Can you do a comparison video with Shanghainese, Suzhounese, Mandarin and Cantonese?

  • @user-jd7cs9vi5c
    @user-jd7cs9vi5c Год назад +15

    As a Taiwanese I speak mandarin and hokkien and thank you for sharing ♡

  • @ggarzagarcia
    @ggarzagarcia Год назад +22

    Curious: why put Bopomofo in the first example, but then use Traditional Chinese in the Lord’s Prayer?
    Bopomofo is generally used for typing, texting, and dictionaries. It’s not used for whole words, just for word searches. It doesn’t have much history beyond the 1950s, and the usage helped the people stick with traditional characters.

  • @ouoliao9561
    @ouoliao9561 Год назад +9

    Thanks from Taiwan ❤️❤️😍

  • @regularpersonLIVE
    @regularpersonLIVE Год назад +14

    Am I the only one who mentions the Russian flag on the thumbnail?

  • @mjibleo
    @mjibleo Год назад +5

    Great video! My father is able to speak Taiwanese mandarin , hokkien and Hakka

  • @fokuscepat2481
    @fokuscepat2481 Год назад +4

    Perbanyak Video Bahasa HAKKA lagi,Saya Sering Nonton

  • @zachchen9564
    @zachchen9564 Год назад +14

    There are two sets of numerals in Hokkien, and some other Chinese dialects or Sinitic languages. One is literary reading, the other one is colloquial reading.

  • @fokuscepat2481
    @fokuscepat2481 Год назад +8

    More again HAKKA language Please...

  • @pipatultrainstinct6046
    @pipatultrainstinct6046 Год назад +3

    Very good

  • @TheGribblesnitch
    @TheGribblesnitch Год назад +14

    Hope you get to Taiwanese indigenous languages, they need the promotion

  • @ClaudineHerrera
    @ClaudineHerrera Год назад +18

    Taiwan is my future home 🇹🇼 我的國語有點點口音

  • @tandaslam4427
    @tandaslam4427 Год назад +61

    Why the Russian flag in the background?

  • @Palestine_islamrus
    @Palestine_islamrus Год назад +6

    Russia:taiwan

  • @darkdemian7747
    @darkdemian7747 Год назад +1

    can you please make Chuvash language? thanks

  • @ouoliao9561
    @ouoliao9561 Год назад +4

    謝謝!!!!!!

  • @santiagolococo5463
    @santiagolococo5463 Год назад

    ¿what the russia background?

  • @Lampchuanungang
    @Lampchuanungang Год назад +3

    Brother do 4 videos the first about creole english languages , second about creole netherland languages, third about creole spanish languages and fourth about creole portuguese languages. Hugs my dude brother 💛💛💛💛💛

    • @Svnfold
      @Svnfold Год назад +1

      It's a female

  • @lavidaesasi3302
    @lavidaesasi3302 Год назад +2

    Yesterday I met a Taiwanese friend and heard him talking to his Peruvian wife who HAS LEARNT his native language, I told HIM, hey friend that's not mandarin, he told me it's a TAIWANESE DIALECT 😅😅😅❤❤ ❤

  • @lp1a_
    @lp1a_ Год назад +2

    I speak Taiwanese hokkien and mandarin but cannot really understand hakka 🫢

  • @mimianimations
    @mimianimations Год назад +1

    The Taiwanese hakka sounds similar to cantonese.

  • @firstnamelastname6071
    @firstnamelastname6071 Год назад +4

    which Hokkien says 4 as sù 💀 we say si

  • @FlagAnthem
    @FlagAnthem Год назад +6

    accidental russia, lol

  • @oou8269
    @oou8269 Год назад

    These are not native languages ​​of Taiwan
    Taiwanese indigenous languages : ?

  • @JuriBinturong
    @JuriBinturong 6 месяцев назад

    Hokkien has the shortest sentences

  • @kpheish1052
    @kpheish1052 Год назад

    As a native Taiwanese Hoklo and a Catholic, I really think your Hoklo sounds weird! Some words just don't sound like what we're used to saying!

  • @user-lv8ny2cp9e
    @user-lv8ny2cp9e Год назад +11

    Why hokkien counting simlar to khmer, maybe hokkien original people is austroasitic blood, they are not han chinese!

    • @user-ls2pf8um5y
      @user-ls2pf8um5y Год назад +3

      Are your people claim agains?

    • @user-lv8ny2cp9e
      @user-lv8ny2cp9e Год назад

      @@qihaho i dont think so, maybe they are the original people who live at southern china during han chinese not yet move from northern, because southern china before belong to austroasitic people.

    • @user-lv8ny2cp9e
      @user-lv8ny2cp9e Год назад +1

      @@user-ls2pf8um5y Dont be afraid the truth na!

    • @user-yk5rm9ji2v
      @user-yk5rm9ji2v Год назад +1

      我家里人也這樣講

    • @TheSongsiawei
      @TheSongsiawei Год назад +8

      @@user-lv8ny2cp9e 😄bro you already know the answer, hokkien are people who live in former Viet area that adapt Han language.