Tag: Hakka
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What is the difference between the four counties and Hailu? Why the opposite tone? Analysis and comparison of the differences between the two dominant accents of Taiwanese Hakka
The two accents most people use in Taiwanese Hakka are Sixian accent and Hailu accent. What is the difference between these two accents? Why is the tone just the opposite? user[…]
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How do you say "Hello" in Taiwanese Hakka? Hakka greetings, greetings, greetings explanations
How do you say "Hello!", "Good morning!", "Long time no see!", "How are you?" in Hakka? In the Hakka language, "Is it full?" […]
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What is the difference between the North Four Counties and the South Four Counties? Analysis and comparison of the differences between the northern and southern accents of Taiwanese Hakka dialects in four counties
The accent used by the most people in Taiwanese Hakka is the Sixian accent, and the Sixian accent is further divided into the Northern Sixian accent and the Southern Sixian accent. What is the difference between these two accents? Will the difference be very […]
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How do you say it in Hakka? Basic Hakka self-study teaching and study notes (Taiwan Hakka four-county dialect mainly)
This article will let readers understand the concept of Hakka first, and how to learn Hakka, and then explain the pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, etc. of Hakka. At the same time, Hakka Pinyin and Zhuyin […]
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How do you say "I" in Taiwanese Hakka? Why use the special "?" (亻ya) character?
The Taiwanese Hakka first-person singular pronoun "I" uses the character "?"
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How do you say "mother/mother" in Taiwanese Hakka? Why use the word "M" in "Em"?
"Mother (Mom)" in Taiwanese Hakka is addressed by the word "Amu", but why doesn't Hakka use the more common, easy-to-understand and easy-to-write "Mother" […]
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How do you say "thank you" in Taiwanese Hakka? What's the difference between "恁careful" and "Thanks to you"?
The word "thank you" is a very common expression of gratitude between people, but in the Hakka language, the words of thanks are not directly used in the same way as the original "thank you […]
