SPEAKING HAKKA 1

[karacel24g]

i speak Hakka and i live in the UK :))) (kinda losing touch though so browsing through YouTube to relearn a few things...

[dungsan]

meishan same as梅縣 ?

[ilovejapan234]

im canto, and i got a bit of what you're saying. heard something about taiwan? and something about hakka being different from fokkien? and also something about malaysia? XD just curious, but what were you talking about?

[onlyfatties]

hard to understand. i speak hakka from meishan

[dungsan]

@onlyfatties meishan same as 梅縣

[thierrycs1165]

hakka from tahiti south pacific island 100% same language

[dungsan]

@thierrycs1165 自家人

[hianz86]

mao gong an dor! giak giak loi join malaysia biggest hakka forum! loi la loi la!

come and join us!

[dungsan]

@hianz86 好好好,我來

[Goku3supersayin]

I'm HAKKA My parents are from east timor i can understand

[33hunting]

dungsan, I know the Taiwanese Hakka has a different accent than other Hakka dialects. But do you think the Taiwanese Hakka dialect has mixed some Taiwanese Min Nan words?

[Arlindo2176]

I'm hakka from Sydney,born in East-Timor and i understood nearly everything you said.Thanks..

[xiiaaao]

I'm hakka from Chile, South America. I understood everything, I was born in Chile but Im a fluent speaker because my parents speak to me in hakka every day. My family is from Guangzhou.

[AsianY0uTubeGuy]

Hakka from NYC. Did he briefly spoke Canto in the beginning or was it just my imagination?

[ShugoTenshi123]

@AsianY0uTubeGuy No, it's because most southern Chinese languages are similar and follows much closer to the REAL Chinese from ancient China. Most poems would rhyme in Southern Chinese languages better than Mandarin would. Most languages around China(Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese etc.) all bears more resemblance to southern Chinese languages too even though they borrowed words from China thousands of years ago. Sad to see Mandarin take over even though it's Manchu-made.

[TheFreeurmind]

hakka from london. we need to keep are languge on the map.

[alecwk]

I am Hakka from KL, Malaysia. Father side is Huijiu, Mother side is Taibu and my wife side is Muiyen. Your Hakka is 100% same as ours.

[dungsan]

@alecwk 自家人

[elevenglass88]

Hakka from Thailand!

[Mindofjunk]

Did you ever heard of Bangka - Belitung Hakka ?

[dungsan]

@Mindofjunk no where is bangka and belitung ?

[Mindofjunk]

@dungsan small island at south sumatera, Indonesia.

[Likeitnao1234]

I'm hakka (:

I understood most of what you said.

[dungsan]

@Likeitnao1234 where u from

[pandancsy]

same as i speak hakka in sabah malaysia!!!

[dungsan]

@pandancsy i kno, i have friends in toronto from sabsh, thanks for posting

[tyjim85]

very good to see you...

my mum and dad also hakka

我也想來交流交流，

我爸媽都是客家人。

[dungsan]

@tyjim85 where u from, i am 東山

[AznGurl747]

reply to this video: Oh that must suck. Yes many people do want to come to the U.S., but they can't too.

[AznGurl747]

What!! how is this possible?

I'm Hakka but I don't understand a word what you're saying._.

[dungsan]

@AznGurl747 where u from what kind of hakka u speak ? i understand most hakka including taiwan hakka except for singkawang hakka, i have problems with it because the singkawang hakka is mixed with alot of indonesian words.

[jcyoshi]

very good!!

[Masky117]

thank you so much for sharing your video! I am so curious to learn more about Hakka culture!

[CrystalShield164]

It's different from hakka that I'm speaking in Vietnamese.

[ahiunglim]

Ngai he San Kheu Jong(山口洋) kai hakka nyin, Ngai teu kai hakka fa chi sit si jit jong thuk, tan he chit ka kai Sang jim ng siong thung. Ngai han thang sit 75% nyi kong mak kai.

Very nice video, keep posting. :D

[dungsan]

@ahiunglim 山口洋 choy lai tang ?

[ahiunglim]

@dungsan choy jin ni (印尼) ... :D West Borneo 西婆罗洲.

[joybutterable]

I am hakka from malaysia! nice meeting you!

[dungsan]

@joybutterable thank u

[turbobenx]

AH, So hakka sounded almost like cantonese/fujianese mix together....

[tkdgirl8604]

i really enjoyed your videos! i was born and raised in the US, but i speak hakka with my family. my dad is from danshui and my mom is from bao on. your hakka sounds just like ours! that's really amazing. i hope you'll keep posting more videos.

[Masky117]

@tkdgirl8604 what a coincident, our family are from danshui too! we came to US when i was about 11 yo. Just want to drop a line and say hi

[dungsan]

@tkdgirl8604 my family from bao on too, where u from in the states? i live in toronto

[etmerc]

my parents are from guangdong and I listen taiwan hakka online and it!s dificult to find a guangdong hakka tv or guangdong hakka radio station online.

[leelimching]

不管什么口音，都是客家人.非常同意你的意见，我们应该要团结.­

[dungsan]

@leelimching 同意,同意,我们应该团结

[AznGurl747]

my ancestors spoke Hakka but only this generation (my family) started converrting to Cantonese ;(

[lynsexy24]

I am also Hakka from East Malaysia somewhere around Kuala Lumpur. And it is a pleasure to know that Hakka is spoken all around the world. What attracted me was that what this Hakka guy speak is identical to what me and my family speaks. Thanks Bro for posting this.

[owardis397]

@lynsexy24 Actually, I'm 1/4 hakka myself, I've never heard anyone speak hakka in my entire life (accept for hakka themselves). When foreigners talk about chinese language they only know mandarin or cantonese, that's because china speaks mandarin and H.K speaks cantonese. And because of their movies, their languages are exposed with international fame. But Hakka and other varieties of chinese doesn't have an own independent entertainment movie language or pop culture of their own.

[dungsan]

@lynsexy24 thanks brother

[honyuen1992]

i m descendant of dongguan in Malaysia, seemed like the hakka i speak everyday~ haha~

[dungsan]

@honyuen1992 yes we speak the same hakka, thanks for posting

[hakkalogin]

Can you speak Hakka ?

[timorlestegirl]

what type of hakka do i speak if my parents and family came from east timor?

p.s(their parents originally came from china and migrated to east timor) so pleaseee answer my question!

[cnyaung]

Hi, I am from U.S. I am Hakka too, and this is tha same Hakka that I speak.

[MsDia123456789]

I am Half Hakka from my mom's side from US! I noticed that my mom's side of the family all have really big eyes for an asian.

[mekymousey]

omg LOL i hear family friends speak it all the time but its differnt accent lol . thanks for postin this

[million1436]

I am Hakka and I live in Lincolnshire,UK. This is the same Hakka that I speak!

[ScotmanUK2000]

I m hakka ya, and I live in Scotland! Wow, this brings it to the heart!

[33hunting]

Actually Hakka is an eastern dialect of the Cantonese.

The Sichuan dialect is different from Beijing dialect (Standard Mandarin) but the Sichuan dialect is classified as a Mandarin dialect.

[MrMartingunawan]

hi, ngai ta jinni loi e hakka ngin...hi im from indonesia, hakka also :D

[shannan2000]

Hakka British born Chinese in United Kingdom here!

Yee dor ma guy yor?

[dungsan]

@shannan2000 自家人, i use to live in taipo market.

[presa1200]

yuen loi hair ga la tai hakka yin (apparently you're a Canadian hakka)

hakka fan choi hao hao sit (hakka cuisine is very delicious)

ngai hair ma loi si nga geh hakka yin (i'm a malaysian hakka)

ngai hiao gong hakka wa, tong wun, gong dong wa, ma lai wun, git lin dan & ying wun (i speak hakka, mandarin, cantonese, malay, kelantanese & english)

:D

[ymcheuk]

Very Interesting. I also understand his Hakka 100%. I born in Hong Kong. My parent hometown is 100 km away from his father hometown. In fact, I can confirm that his Hakka is identical to those in Hong Kong, China ShenZhen City and around those area. Great to bring people together by youtube.

[kangkang91]

ngai he hakka ngin!tai pu kak!

[WuiyiHime]

OMG!! I can understand his 100%

I know cantonese, Mandarin , Kaiping , and other chinese dialects so it makes it easier for me ! :D

[rugbytears]

we are hakka in Australia - 3rd generation since migrating from Southern China via Malaysia. This guy's accent is exactly like ours - even the slang he uses is the same.

[saluteavatarang]

Hakka from Canada!

Hakka nyin she ye hao dou ti fang, guo so eey sou nyin han shao det gong. =(

[dungsan]

@saluteavatarang where in canada r u, im in toronto

[chkc4839]

我是沙巴梅县客！！！

[SweMaria]

oh myyy! i also speak the same hakka!!

[loverofpie32]

you sound a lot like my granpa

[kailineco]

hi I am a Singaporean Greek Hakka. I speak the Huizhou (Fuizhu) hakka accent.

[3plo]

I'm a taiwanese canadian hakka and I understand probably 60% of what you're saying.

[eenuniekenaam]

This is so great!

[JusticeFi]

@dungsan

YOU ARE AWESOME. UPLOAD MORE.

[TheJunMan]

Ah, nostalgia...it's difficult to find Hakka people in Japan so I like to watch videos on youtube every so often. I don't think I've spoken it for nearly a year now.

[Mik3Minor]

hakka has been past down in my family in 4 different countries and generations and it still has the same accent as this guy, 100% understood him. too bad im starting to forget some of it :(

[MzHakkagirl]

Thank you for representing the Jamacian Chinese hakka peoples.......

[kimji]

Oh, this is interesting. I understand the taishan dialect and I am able to understand him a little :)! They're very similar to each other.

[Scimix]

OMG you remind me of my granddad so much!! I speak FOOIJYUK Hakka.

[69sickness]

Hakka from Canada!!

[jacknliong]

this are another hakka dialect,wich is i believe called moi yan (mei xien) and it's totally different dialect from mine (tai phu) dabu.

[starsoliton]

nga1 fu4 mu1 coi1 hiong1 gong2 sa1 tiu2 gok5 gai4 ti4 fong1 loi2 yin1 gok5 yi2 min2.

吾父母在香港沙頭角介地方來英國移民.

nga1 diu1 gong3 gai4 hak5 ga1 va4 lau1 ngia1 gai4 va4 yit5 mu2 yit5 yong4.

吾兜講介話撈若介一模一樣.

[tsschin1]

I am a Hakka from Sabah and keep up with the good work to maintain our hakka dialect and culture. Despite you being half hakka, what you are doing does the hakka people proud. Sad to say the hakka people in kota kinabalu of Sabah choose to speak mandarin only and happy for their own dialect to go extinct. This I feel is very sad and I am very touched by people like you who wants to preserve the hakka dialect.

[fieldspace]

@tsschin1

i really want to learn hakka,

ngai sarawak loy yeh

[Dead2k1]

I don't understand what you're saying because I only understand mandarin and cantonese, but please please please don't let people forget their cultural and linguistic origins. yeayuh!

Can you post a basic greetings in hakka video?

Thumbs up

[jhitkanyin]

Does he speak in moiyen dialect? My Hakka is different but I can understand most of it. I read somewhere that moiyen Hakka is the standard dialect. I couldn't watch the entire video due to bad connection. He probably said what dialect his Hakka is

[20009vl]

wow. I can understand almost all of your hakka (except for the names of various places you mentioned)! i am first generation in USA and don't meet many (very few, like two or three families at most) people who speak hakka or if they speak hakka, i can only understand about 40% of what they are saying. Their hakka is slightly different. after listening to you speak, i feel reacquainted with my language and hope to listen to more hakka so i don't forget. thanks for your video.

[TheLeonrock]

sabah hakka also same..

[malioboroxxx]

lol...If you guys wanna learn perfect hakka,u can come to Singkawang City ,West Borneo ,Indonesia.I am from there,8/10 of the population speaks HAKKA as their first language.

[JeromeLeong]

Ngai umm tee ngii kong makai, ngai tii ngai hey hakka ngin.

[CantonHakka]

你嘅寶安客家講得好正宗！

[AzNXtCBoY]

hakka is spoken so differently in many regions, its good to know people still speak the same hakka as I do. I understood about 90% of it only because im born in America. But my family still speaks it to each other. Great Video!

[lygiafon]

My goodness , this hakka is exactly the same as mine , how nice , thanks Dungsan for posting it . I´m from Brazil , 3rd generation and very proud for still speaking Hakka !

[a5iand0g]

@lygiafon

i speak the same Hakka as him. Born and raised in US.

[eenuniekenaam]

@lygiafon Greetings from the Netherlands born in Suriname Hakka. Second generation. We gotta keep our language alive!

[banditkere]

i'm a hakka, but only understand 30-40% of your hakka.

[123pelerin]

thanks for posting. if you (or someone) could add the Mandarin translation that would be really awesome!