Reena's dialect lesson 3-Teochew

This is the third dialect lesson which i am "conducting" . haha!
Firstly, many thanks to all the people who actually spent 6mins and 28sec to watch this video.
Secondly, I would like to apologize on the previous lesson on cant which it's not really accurate according to some out there.
Thirdly, do enjoy this video if possible and leave a comment if you're free to do so :)

subscribe to my channel or commenting on my video would be a great encouragement for me to continue uploading new videos:)

Many loves:)

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Education

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• teochew lesson
• reena

[boksila]

thanks for this video! it's so helpful! there are only a few resources on teochew online. can you post more language lessons?

[reenaLEOW]

@boksila sure! thank you so much for spending your time in my video:)

i would definitely film more of the lessons, and post it once my examinations are over:) thank you so much, once again:D

[khmervj]

Hi Reena, I was in Singapore in 2007. You're cute and you speak Teo Chew well. Can I have your email so that I can keep in touch with you. Maybe you can show me some places the next time i go to Singapore.

[reenaLEOW]

@Mjvdzanden hahah, i was just kidding, i get what you mean, hahah:D me too, and when i realize it's sometimes too late:D

[Mjvdzanden]

@reenaLEOW No i don't wash my money on purpose! What i meant was washing your clothes and sometimes you forget to empty your pockets. Sometimes there will be some paper money in it ;)

[reenaLEOW]

@Mjvdzanden hahah! it's the first time i hear people saying they like our money, hahha! i was shock upon reading it, and laugh out loud later, omg! you mean you wash your money? it must become a ball of paper after laundry :D but the notes are not tear proof you see, it's early torn :<

[Mjvdzanden]

@reenaLEOW Yeah for a beginner it's helpfull! hǎo de, i thought you were living in Shnaghai, but Singapore is even better. Singapore is nice and clean. I also like the money, sometimes i forget i still have some money in my pockets during laundry. But the money in Singapore actually is waterproof!

[JohnRRonand]

Also, you said, "dai ga hor", but I think Teochew is "dai gaer hor". "dai ga hor" is Cantonese with Teochew accent.

[JohnRRonand]

@reenaLEOW you said, "I like you" in Teochew is "wa shu ga ri". I am from Indonesia and suka is like in Indonesian or Malay. So I guess you learn Teochew from someone who has been to South East Asia, particularly Indonesia or Malaysia. 欢喜 in Teochew is "hua hee" so I guess 喜欢 is just the other way round?

[reenaLEOW]

@voordeeldrogist thank you so much for the praising! hahah!

i am living in singapore not Shanghai, thus, if you have happened to reach singapore, i could bring you around :D so the language which i speak is still understand-able huh?! tehee:D thank you so much:D