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  • 歇后语是歇后语,唱歌是唱歌,不过做努仔着尊重老人,要不等条就­剥你的脚床!

  • Forget about Swatow/Shantou 汕头, they are money whores buteconomically incompetent , commie power grab “bamboo” people – wherever the “political wind” blow, they will sway that way to the extreme, be it licking the communists’ assholes cultural genocides or practicing the kind of economic cannibalism just to artificially prop up downtown Shantou, never mind about pollution and poverty everywhere else all around them from decades of neglect and plunder by these corrupted Shantou communist thugs.

  • Support Tiechew City/ Tie'ang County!

    Our young rising star singer’s name is 黄佳 (Ung Kia /Ng Gia). The authors and composers use traditional Tiechew words and expression and traditional Chinese musical instruments. You can get pop or rap songs from anywhere, but authentic traditional Tiechew music and songs? I’m afraid, only Tie’ang 潮安 people who has enough sense of their place in Tiechew history and are knowledgeable enough to try to preserve our Tiechew traditions for all Tiechew nang.

  • 潮[tie5]州[tsiu1]歇[hiah4] 后[ao6] 语[gheu2]

    歇 read as “hiah4”, it means to rest/pause/stop.

    Tiechew humorous/witty expressions, or traditional Chinese humorous expresions in Tiechew dialect. In this form of traditional expressions, the humorous (or “punch line”) expression is delivered after the pause. Ex. “Lao nang tsiak teu kha, tshi e tshi”, Explanation: A toothless elderly is unlikely to eat off the bones of the pig feet, but that won’t stop him/her from wanting to taste that stewed pig feet.

  • does anyone know what is her name and now how old is she

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  • the girl is cute

  • ho tia ..kamsia

  • 潮州人的骄傲!!!! 我也是潮州人。。。我喜欢!!!

  • ho tia!

  • Love it! Wonderful presentation!

  • ROFLMAO!! "Lau nang jia du ka" means "old people eat pig legs!" How can you teach that to children? XD!!

  • "Du Kah" is a favorite Chinese stew dish. The lady singing was not teaching the kids anything bad. She was just using common rhymes to help them learn the dialect.

  • Very beautiful. Thank you for sharing your culture with me. Keep up the great work. You have a lovely voice.

  • amazing!!!

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