So nice to hear someone speak Teochow other than my own family. When I hear strangers speak Teochow in public, my ears automatically perk up and we become lost relatives. My kids don't believe me until I've demonstrated a few times so now they don't doubt me. It's something about being Teochow. We're very united and meeting another is like family. Unfortunately my kids don't speak Teochow but understand some so the language will be lost. Love your video. ❤
Hi Mimi 🙋🏻♀️ Aww your comment just made my day, it really means a lot to me ☺️ I created this channel because I wanted to see “modern” Teochew content on social media and also wanted to connect with Teochew people around the world. (Granted, I’m only at 100+ subscribers but super stoked to see all these comments ☺️) Did you show your kids the video with my nephews? They speak “teochew-lish” hahaha and I always remind them that it’s like our secret language that most people won’t understand :p Anyway, thanks again for your comment, Mimi 🥰
it was so fun to go back to shantou again, everyone was speaking teochew and it was so nice to hear it from people apart from my family. im in Shenzhen for the rest of the holiday now
I am always fascinated by people able to speak Teochew outside Malaysia and China as it reminds me of my parents. I am 2nd generation Teochew in Malaysia. Fortunately, most of my nieces and nephews still speak Teochew. My husband is Hokkien/Peranakan so my daughter does not speak Teochew but she can understand though.
Yes! So glad I found your channel! Well done for preserving your Teochew heritage! I’m part Teochew but only speak Cantonese and English, so your content is so heartwarming!
I know someone who's 100% Vietnamese married 100% Teochew husband. And she blew my mind when she speaks Teochew so fluently. She also raised her children to speak both Teochew and Vietnamese so fluently also growing up they also learned to speak Cantonese and Mandarin beside English, ALL SO FLUENTLY. She is one of the RARE-HARD-TO-FIND woman + wife who is capable of keeping both dialects alive amongst her children not just herself. Throughout the years she balance out the attends & dos things with the husband's family side and her own family side for family events and holidays. She keeps the husband's family side as Ga Gi Nang and she passes her teaching down to her children. A lot of people I know in my life are thinking opposite of her and doing things opposite of her. They only care of hers own family side and do things mostly with her family side and thinking I married your son and not your whole family. Sadly but yes that is their freedom of choice. I stumbled on your video (even thought was 2 years ago) is still impressive today watching your speak Teochew and you reminding me of that WONDER WOMAN as well. I just wished more and more women + wives can be like that WONDER WOMAN.
Hello! Wow she does sound impressive! I have a lot of Wonder Women in my family who sound similar to who you’ve mentioned. They’re all hardworking, talented and family oriented Moms too. Although I’m no Wonder Woman but I have a lot of amazing people around me who I am fortunate enough to look up to. Thank you for reminding me of them and sharing your story ☺️
nice to hear overseas chinese speaking own dialect 👍🏻 i speaks hokkien to my 2 year old daughter. And at 2 years old she has no problem distinguishing english, hokkien and mandarin. So parents do not need to worry that it will confused their child with more than 1 language.
Hi Dennis, thanks for your comment ☺️ I agree with you, many children can learn and pickup different languages so well. You are raising a multilingual baby too, good job!
My mom speaks 6 Chinese langauges. I got confused often. Mandarin, Cantonese, Fukien, Teochew, Hanienese, Hakka. Let along Vietnamese, English, Japanese and Korean. She was a teacher and then a business woman. You see i get confused often. I can speak Teochew and Vietnamese, English and French. I can understand Cantonese but not speak it.
I can speak teochew but then I don’t know some words since my mom never said them before and for some words she says it in Cantonese or mandarin. Therefore I end up mixing the 3 sometimes when I want to say a specific word but don’t know the teochew word for it . It’s so hard to find resources online or people to practice with . I’m very happy to find this channel now I can learn more vocabulary. I would say I can speak it but maybe 80% fluent 😬
@@divingintoalmosteverthing6532 Hello! Haha~ That's exactly like me! I end up having to mix two or three languages to complete sentences to my parents 🙈Thanks for your comment and welcome to my channel 🥰
At 2:53 maybe for "Outside it is too warm" in Teo Chew: "Do do kau ka sia/zieh" My Teo Chew isnt good either but nice to hear from "Ga Gi Nang" (same people". Greetings from Gemany
Good to speak Teochew. Dont let the beautiful dialect die its natural death. Keep it up..here we speak almost all the Chinese dialets in Spore and Msia. My suster reside in US and Toronto they speak dialet at home..
I'm half Teochew dialect descent on my mother side! Teochew Dialect pride! (I don't speak it, but It's my heritage and part of my history which led to creating me, so I claim it proudly!) Us Teochews are smart and artistic (or at least that's the stereotype!) haha Have a wonderful day fellow Teochew fam!
I have seen this video before. I forgot to say in my previous comment that Teochew dialect has 8 tones. Those of us who grew up in a Teochew family speaking the dialect don’t realise the 8 tones. Some of the tones have a nasal sound. I’m from Brisbane, Australia (originally from Singapore). If u ever visit Brisbane please contact me. Cheers
Thanks for this video. I think u have been living in the US for too long & lost some of the tones & nasal sounds used in Teochew. If u have time please go to Swatow (or Shantou in Mandarin). This is the place where most Teochew people come from. Foreigners who lived there for some years can speak Teochew fluently. Also u can learn about Teochew culture & food. Teochew people are well known for cooking seafood. Another well known Teochew dish is a dessert made from yam. The yam is steamed then mashed & cooked over low flame with oil (lard) & lots of sugar. It is called Ow Ni. Good Teochew restaurants usually have this dish. Good luck & God bless u (from Au Teochew nang living in Brisbane, Australia)
Thanks for your comment and suggestions. I'm born and raised in New Zealand, I grew up speaking Teochew with my family and we all have the same Teochew accent. I haven't visited Shantou but i've visited my ancestral hometown in Jieyang and hope to one day visit again :)
@@withlovejlee nice to know. My forebearers also come from jieyang. I speak fluent teochew, though my kids speak none of this. I though... the phrase.... ai keh phang sai.... is kind of gross to speak of ... conversation wise....
Aww love hearing our mother tongue Teochew 😊. I notice I only can understand it if person has family from Southeast Asia/accent. If it’s from chaozhou I can’t understand it 😩
I have wondered about that. A lot of Teochew... aren't in Chaozhou. Neighboring cities have different dialects (Shantou, Jieyang), so it'd be interesting to see how the language has evolved outside of China.
When I see the bridge on this clip, and I guess well it's look like Ormiston bridge. I am right :-) . My wife speaks Teochew and I speak Cantonese after we have kids I have learned a lot Teochew from my wife when she talks to my kids. My kids can understand Teochew, mandarin, cantonese, vietnamese and English. My is a New Zealander, her uncle is living close to Ormiston College.
Your video made me LOL. (Hauw chheah :) I’m Teochew born in America. Many of my cousins live in Australia and have always teased me for my Teochew pronunciation.
Interesting. Being Malaysian, I never knew the existence of TeoChew till I started dating my partner. 😅 It's sad to know that it's a dying language. If we have kids, he can definitely teach them the language... including Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese and Japanese if he wants. 🤣
Haha yeah we’re an underground lot, but there sure are more of us around the world than we know 😍 Love seeing comments from people all around the world who are Teochew! Amazing if your kids can speak all those languages too 😍
ga ki nung. My grandparents are from Shantou, but my parents and I are born in Cho Lon district, Vietnam. Part of the Hoa Viet community. Weirdly, I can speak and understand cantonese better than I understand Teochew.
I am 100% Teochew, but I grow up with my grandma on my mother side speaking 100% Cantonese… Also, I did learn to speak 50% of Vietnamese because I was born in Saigon, Vietnam 🇻🇳. Also, 50/50 of Mandarin. I have been USA 🇺🇸 since I was 10 years old. Therefore, I speak 3 different dialect of Chinese besides English. I wish I could speak Teochew 100%… hihihi 🤣🤣🤣… From Dallas , Texas…
Từ Ngữ cho Lịch Sự như là " Wá ái khứ kong xy pế " = Tôi muốn đi Nhà vệ sinh . Wá ùm chai , Chụa Tò = Tôi không biết , Túi giấy , Cái giỏ đi Chợ = Xi Ná .
@@WinLayarda wa sio i nang kai teochew ue oi eng pe eo( i think their teochew will different),but it totally the same as our teoachew tok eng ni(in Indonesia)
I live in California where Teochew is almost non existent. I love my culture and want to learn more about. My dad is almost popular among restaurant owners. Happy I found your channel and it made my day.
You two make such a gorgeous looking couple. I'm from a mixed multi culture heritage. My grandfather is Chinese. He speaks Teochew/Hokkien. But I don't understand any Chinese languages. : /
第一句话first sentence ”放屎”shit 我笑了laugh，今日today 食饱没 “担” talk 听起来好亲切it sounds so kind😊 胶己人 哈哈😄😄😄😄 。冒昧问一下你是 “地块的teochew人” (which country are you from) is new zealand？ 那边的潮州人多吗
This is a great idea! I found myself in a situation where I needed to translate anatomy in Teochew to my Uncle (and completely failed). If I have time I’ll look into this and potentially upload a video so that we can have a pictorial guide to refer to ☺️
For warm in Teochew you can say “luang" 暖 , and baby spinach ís called "pueh ling kia “ pueh ling means spinach and Kia means baby or small in this case. But if you say “no Kia”, it means a child or a kid.
Your Teochew speaking is a bit off but still understandable and proud you NZ-Teochew trying to speak and keep the mother language alive ( btw I am the 3rd generation of Teochew born and raised out side of Chaozhou Santou 潮州 山头 now live in USA )
Her Teochew isn't off. I actually under her. That's because many people born in Chaozhou many years generations have migrated and raise their families in other countries like Vietnam, Cambodia. This is the accent that I was taught and grew up speaking. I'm only a 2nd gen from my family but they've been speaking this way longer than I know. I notice Teochew accents from Chaozhou and Singapore, other other non south east Asian countries are very different
So nice to hear someone speak Teochow other than my own family. When I hear strangers speak Teochow in public, my ears automatically perk up and we become lost relatives. My kids don't believe me until I've demonstrated a few times so now they don't doubt me. It's something about being Teochow. We're very united and meeting another is like family. Unfortunately my kids don't speak Teochow but understand some so the language will be lost. Love your video. ❤
Hi Mimi 🙋🏻♀️ Aww your comment just made my day, it really means a lot to me ☺️ I created this channel because I wanted to see “modern” Teochew content on social media and also wanted to connect with Teochew people around the world. (Granted, I’m only at 100+ subscribers but super stoked to see all these comments ☺️) Did you show your kids the video with my nephews? They speak “teochew-lish” hahaha and I always remind them that it’s like our secret language that most people won’t understand :p Anyway, thanks again for your comment, Mimi 🥰
PS I totally agree with you, every time I meet a Gaginang there’s just this indescribable connection 🥰
There is a saying by the Teochews:"潮州人，胶己人“ - Teochew Nang， Ka-Ki Nang . Meaning - Teochews are own folks. I am a Teochew, from Singapore.
I’m half Cambodian half Teochow. So good to see this video but unfortunately I couldn’t speak Teochew
I’m similar, my family speaks Cambodian / Vietnamese but I can only speak English and Teochew 😆
it was so fun to go back to shantou again, everyone was speaking teochew and it was so nice to hear it from people apart from my family. im in Shenzhen for the rest of the holiday now
That’s amazing 🥹
Great job. Appreciate what you are doing!
Thank you!! 🙏
I am always fascinated by people able to speak Teochew outside Malaysia and China as it reminds me of my parents. I am 2nd generation Teochew in Malaysia. Fortunately, most of my nieces and nephews still speak Teochew. My husband is Hokkien/Peranakan so my daughter does not speak Teochew but she can understand though.
There is a lot teochew family in Thailand as well
Yes! So glad I found your channel! Well done for preserving your Teochew heritage! I’m part Teochew but only speak Cantonese and English, so your content is so heartwarming!
Thank you!🙏💕
Thank you so much. Your Chanel helps me a lots to refresh my Teochew dialogue
I know someone who's 100% Vietnamese married 100% Teochew husband. And she blew my mind when she speaks Teochew so fluently. She also raised her children to speak both Teochew and Vietnamese so fluently also growing up they also learned to speak Cantonese and Mandarin beside English, ALL SO FLUENTLY. She is one of the RARE-HARD-TO-FIND woman + wife who is capable of keeping both dialects alive amongst her children not just herself. Throughout the years she balance out the attends & dos things with the husband's family side and her own family side for family events and holidays. She keeps the husband's family side as Ga Gi Nang and she passes her teaching down to her children. A lot of people I know in my life are thinking opposite of her and doing things opposite of her. They only care of hers own family side and do things mostly with her family side and thinking I married your son and not your whole family. Sadly but yes that is their freedom of choice. I stumbled on your video (even thought was 2 years ago) is still impressive today watching your speak Teochew and you reminding me of that WONDER WOMAN as well. I just wished more and more women + wives can be like that WONDER WOMAN.
Hello! Wow she does sound impressive! I have a lot of Wonder Women in my family who sound similar to who you’ve mentioned. They’re all hardworking, talented and family oriented Moms too. Although I’m no Wonder Woman but I have a lot of amazing people around me who I am fortunate enough to look up to. Thank you for reminding me of them and sharing your story ☺️
nice to hear overseas chinese speaking own dialect 👍🏻 i speaks hokkien to my 2 year old daughter. And at 2 years old she has no problem distinguishing english, hokkien and mandarin. So parents do not need to worry that it will confused their child with more than 1 language.
Hi Dennis, thanks for your comment ☺️ I agree with you, many children can learn and pickup different languages so well. You are raising a multilingual baby too, good job!
My mom speaks 6 Chinese langauges. I got confused often. Mandarin, Cantonese, Fukien, Teochew, Hanienese, Hakka. Let along Vietnamese, English, Japanese and Korean. She was a teacher and then a business woman.
You see i get confused often. I can speak Teochew and Vietnamese, English and French. I can understand Cantonese but not speak it.
finally learned the name of the language my dad and grandpa speak!! wanting to speak teochew! we're from vietnam so i mainly speak vietnamese
Wow! So happy you learned the name from my video too 🥰
Refreshing to watch this. Spoke this when I was 5-9 yo and surprisingly was able to follow a good chunk of your conversation 😊
Omg it's so weird hearing this, in a good way! It's so refreshing to hear, this has motivated me to relearn my broken teochew hahaha
Haha! I know what you mean, I feel the same every time someone random speaks Teochew 🙈
Its so nice to see someone else speak teochew instead of my family, you rlly made my day and i love ur videos❤
YOU'VE just made my day 😁
really enjoy this. I'm learning quite a lot. thank you. do more.
Thank you 😄 I’m uploading one video a week, hope you enjoy them👍
Didn’t know you’re in nz, I’m in Canada and if I have chance I wanna meet u and speak teochew! I can speak native teochew as well and can teach u!
Hello Gaginang from Canada 😄 That would be awesome!
Omg I'm in Canada too but I can't speak teochew that well because I forgot most of it when I learn english at a young age.
I can speak teochew but then I don’t know some words since my mom never said them before and for some words she says it in Cantonese or mandarin. Therefore I end up mixing the 3 sometimes when I want to say a specific word but don’t know the teochew word for it . It’s so hard to find resources online or people to practice with . I’m very happy to find this channel now I can learn more vocabulary. I would say I can speak it but maybe 80% fluent 😬
@@divingintoalmosteverthing6532 Hello! Haha~ That's exactly like me! I end up having to mix two or three languages to complete sentences to my parents 🙈Thanks for your comment and welcome to my channel 🥰
Of course they are in New Zealand, they drive on the wrong side of the road!
For a moment I thought the man is the father but he was very affectionate to the lady so I think he is a partner to the lady.
At 2:53 maybe for "Outside it is too warm" in Teo Chew: "Do do kau ka sia/zieh"
My Teo Chew isnt good either but nice to hear from "Ga Gi Nang" (same people".
Greetings from Gemany
ทั้งสวยทั้งน่ารัก พูดแต้จิวเก่งจังเลย
So happy to seen someone speaking native teochew in western
Good to hear you guys speaking Teochew. Lady friend spoke well!
Joi Sia, Alwin! ☺️
It is still used in Thai China town where most people migrated from Teochew and still use this languang.
I am Teochew from Singapore i love it enjoyed your video 😂❤
It's about damn time someone did this!!!!
😂🙌🏽🥰
Good to speak Teochew. Dont let the beautiful dialect die its natural death. Keep it up..here we speak almost all the Chinese dialets in Spore and Msia. My suster reside in US and Toronto they speak dialet at home..
Greeting from Thailand. Just watching your good VDO , It s good to start practice TEOCHEW again after I was learned it pass 40 years.
Hello from New Zealand ☺️
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I'm Teajiv American born in Cambodia. I really appreciated our heritage. Thank you. I think warm is "ser ser".
I’m sure warm is “na nun”
LOL @ the guy's hilarious attempts to understand and speak basic sentences 😆
The baby spinach part had me dying 🤣
😆 How else would we say it though, right? 😋
I am teochew,I live in mainland China.I am glad to see someone speak teochew in other countries.Its a nice video.
Joi sia ☺️
I'm Teochew staying in Penang, Malaysia. My 24 year old son is also called Marcel.
Can you create a series of content to teach how to speak teochew language?Please
I'm half Teochew dialect descent on my mother side! Teochew Dialect pride! (I don't speak it, but It's my heritage and part of my history which led to creating me, so I claim it proudly!) Us Teochews are smart and artistic (or at least that's the stereotype!) haha Have a wonderful day fellow Teochew fam!
潮州话说得不错，听到潮州话非常亲切。
I happened to tumble your Teochew ùi. You both are very sweet, couple, and fun. I understand you said "báng sāi"😂😂
Haha thank you, Sue! 🥰
Teochew nang, gaginang, pak si bo siang kang! That's the phrase we hear growing up!😅😅😅 Greetings from California!
What does it mean!? 😆 I loved my visit to California! Hope you and your family are well over there ☺️ Hello from New Zealand 🥰
@@withlovejlee means "no problem if you kill each other". Yes, sounds off the wall but I guess it is the rhythming. Would love to see NZ someday.
My father's side calls it 'Chiuchow' (the Cantonese name, I think)
Sadly, I haven't learned the language from them.
- a Californian
in my family circle i also speak teochew too, i will not forget the roots of where i come from!
Damn, I didn’t know Gaginang was so pretty. I want a gaginang wife like this guy.
You should bring him to Singapore, Indonesia and Soc Trang/Bac Lieu, Vietnam as they have many Teochew people there.
I have seen this video before. I forgot to say in my previous comment that Teochew dialect has 8 tones. Those of us who grew up in a Teochew family speaking the dialect don’t realise the 8 tones. Some of the tones have a nasal sound.
I’m from Brisbane, Australia (originally from Singapore). If u ever visit Brisbane please contact me. Cheers
So nice to someone different than usual speak it. I only ever heard American born or Thai borns.
thanks for sharing . nice video . from your accent , i guess you are from indonesia ... keep it up
Thank you, I hope you enjoyed this video 🥰 I’m from New Zealand 🇳🇿
@@withlovejlee wow👍🏻👍🏻
I'm in Thailand, and really feel related with everyone who speaks Teochew 😊
Haha, very funny! It’s a dying dialect, I only know around 100 words and come to think of it, how do you say warm in Teo chew?
Thanks for your comment! 100 words is a lot!! You can say either na-nung or sieuh
I'm Filipino but I can speak teochew 🥰 I understand as well
I'm not that fluent but oysay lah 😆
How did you learn such language?
That's mind blowing to me because I've heard of Teochew people in a lot of countries but never Philippines 😍
Hope you will speak teochew more hihi I am gaginan too but I from Viet Nam
It feels drastic diffrent when hearing strangers speak teochew rather than my family lol
Thanks for this video. I think u have been living in the US for too long & lost some of the tones & nasal sounds used in Teochew. If u have time please go to Swatow (or Shantou in Mandarin). This is the place where most Teochew people come from. Foreigners who lived there for some years can speak Teochew fluently. Also u can learn about Teochew culture & food. Teochew people are well known for cooking seafood. Another well known Teochew dish is a dessert made from yam. The yam is steamed then mashed & cooked over low flame with oil (lard) & lots of sugar. It is called Ow Ni. Good Teochew restaurants usually have this dish. Good luck & God bless u (from Au Teochew nang living in Brisbane, Australia)
Thanks for your comment and suggestions. I'm born and raised in New Zealand, I grew up speaking Teochew with my family and we all have the same Teochew accent. I haven't visited Shantou but i've visited my ancestral hometown in Jieyang and hope to one day visit again :)
@@withlovejlee nice to know.
My forebearers also come from jieyang. I speak fluent teochew, though my kids speak none of this.
I though... the phrase.... ai keh phang sai.... is kind of gross to speak of ... conversation wise....
Aww love hearing our mother tongue Teochew 😊. I notice I only can understand it if person has family from Southeast Asia/accent. If it’s from chaozhou I can’t understand it 😩
I have wondered about that. A lot of Teochew... aren't in Chaozhou. Neighboring cities have different dialects (Shantou, Jieyang), so it'd be interesting to see how the language has evolved outside of China.
Yeah it's interesting cos my relatives (southeast Asia) say "kin tjik" for today but here it's "kin yik". I can kinda follow though but maybe 50%?
When I see the bridge on this clip, and I guess well it's look like Ormiston bridge. I am right :-) . My wife speaks Teochew and I speak Cantonese after we have kids I have learned a lot Teochew from my wife when she talks to my kids. My kids can understand Teochew, mandarin, cantonese, vietnamese and English. My is a New Zealander, her uncle is living close to Ormiston College.
Leu ngam 😆 Wow that’s amazing 😱 You’re raising genius children!
@@withlovejlee Thanks, My family is living in San Francisco multi-cultures, so we try our best for kids so they can learn.
YOU ARE BOTH LOOK PRETTY GOOD AND LIVELY ,PLEASE PRODUCE MORE VIDEOS , GREETING FROM THAILAND TEOCHEW NANG.
Your video made me LOL. (Hauw chheah :) I’m Teochew born in America. Many of my cousins live in Australia and have always teased me for my Teochew pronunciation.
Hi Li Sann, thanks for your comment! Hey, at least we’re trying right? 😉
Interesting. Being Malaysian, I never knew the existence of TeoChew till I started dating my partner. 😅 It's sad to know that it's a dying language. If we have kids, he can definitely teach them the language... including Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese and Japanese if he wants. 🤣
Haha yeah we’re an underground lot, but there sure are more of us around the world than we know 😍 Love seeing comments from people all around the world who are Teochew! Amazing if your kids can speak all those languages too 😍
It's actually quite common in Malaysia.
Teochow isn't a dying language, that's totally false
ga ki nung. My grandparents are from Shantou, but my parents and I are born in Cho Lon district, Vietnam. Part of the Hoa Viet community. Weirdly, I can speak and understand cantonese better than I understand Teochew.
@Teochew TV
彼日咱來用潮州話佮臺式閩南話 (台語) PK 一時仔, 會當無?
Tiếng tiều châu bây giờ it được nghe lắm nên khi ra đường mà nghe được ai nói tiếng tiều là mình quay lại nhìn liền vì đó là KA KÌ NÁN KKKK
nice video,I am teochew from Shantou, China
Proud of myself for not needing them sub titles to understand what you’re saying ☠️☠️
i speak cantonese and my dads side is surprised i dont understand teochew at all. but my parents my dad never taught me
I think warm in Teochew is Noon or Nah Noon
Thanks for sharing, I am Teochew from Malaysia， probably need to brush up on my Teochew
Thanks for your comment! Same here 😅
I am 100% Teochew, but I grow up with my grandma on my mother side speaking 100% Cantonese… Also, I did learn to speak 50% of Vietnamese because I was born in Saigon, Vietnam 🇻🇳. Also, 50/50 of Mandarin. I have been USA 🇺🇸 since I was 10 years old. Therefore, I speak 3 different dialect of Chinese besides English. I wish I could speak Teochew 100%… hihihi 🤣🤣🤣…
From Dallas , Texas…
That's a lot of languages! You're definitely lucky to be able to speak all those. I have family in Texas that can also speak Vietnamese too!
Từ Ngữ cho Lịch Sự như là " Wá ái khứ kong xy pế " = Tôi muốn đi Nhà vệ sinh .
Wá ùm chai , Chụa Tò = Tôi không biết , Túi giấy , Cái giỏ đi Chợ = Xi Ná .
Nice to see another teochew nang tok pat kai kok ke. Hehe
Leu do di kai kok ke? ☺️
Wa do Eng Ni (Indonesia) , Teo chew nang tok Indonesia du hiok coi khia do cek kai city mia to Khuntien (Pontianak,West Kalimantan).
Oua da teochew ui ge, but oua bo bak type teochew ui, sorry
@@WinLayarda wa sio i nang kai teochew ue oi eng pe eo( i think their teochew will different),but it totally the same as our teoachew tok eng ni(in Indonesia)
@@harris2750 le si Eng ni nang gak he? Khuntien nang?
are you teochew viet or teochew cambo or full teochew??
I live in California where Teochew is almost non existent. I love my culture and want to learn more about. My dad is almost popular among restaurant owners. Happy I found your channel and it made my day.
Thanks for sharing! I visited a Vietnamese restaurant right after visiting Disneyland California one time and the owner was speaking Teochew!!
I actually understand the whole thing because i speak teochew with my family
You two make such a gorgeous looking couple. I'm from a mixed multi culture heritage. My grandfather is Chinese. He speaks Teochew/Hokkien. But I don't understand any Chinese languages. : /
第一句话first sentence ”放屎”shit 我笑了laugh，今日today 食饱没 “担” talk 听起来好亲切it sounds so kind😊 胶己人 哈哈😄😄😄😄 。冒昧问一下你是 “地块的teochew人” (which country are you from) is new zealand？ 那边的潮州人多吗
Thanks for your lovely comment ☺️ Yes I’m from New Zealand!
Wow cool! I'm from Aotearoa too with teochew ancestry but I cannot speak it.
Awesome! Another fellow Kiwi-Asian ☺️ Oh interesting so does your family not speak Teochew with you?
@@withlovejlee
My mother is pakeha, she knows some words but only my dad can speak it. The rest of that side are in Malaysia and elsewhere 😥
please this is my first year in uni and i haven’t spoken as much teochew to my family. time to refresh my brain
Best of luck in your first year of uni Lisa 😍
hey，did you eat gun fu tea？
If you could can you make a video teaching anatomy in Teochew e.g. toes,arms etc
This is a great idea! I found myself in a situation where I needed to translate anatomy in Teochew to my Uncle (and completely failed). If I have time I’ll look into this and potentially upload a video so that we can have a pictorial guide to refer to ☺️
Awesome! Mostly I hear Canton ese
Is he teochew as well? If he is Cantonese he understands quite well.
He only speaks Cantonese & English! ☺️
Ah nya. I'm also in NZ! Are you in Auckland?
Awesome, I’m in Auckland too 😄
Guys, I’m in Auckland too!
@@yellinglaozu You Japanese Teochew? 😅
@@jonnyliu4883 haha, I’m half Chinese and half Japanese lol
Awesome, hello! ☺️👋
For warm I say "sia" as in "wo ka sia", I'm too warm.
'Shio' is hot, 'loong' is warm.
Aksen sangat mirip aksen teochew Pontianak Indonesia.
where is this place? Europe?
New Zealand 🇳🇿
Wah ehiao Tia .... I can understand ... I'm hokien
Wah buk tia. That's the Teochew equivalent.
I also speak teocheow,so noce to hear, ua hoh huahi.
I am a Hokkien speaker and I recognize some words like red, eat, poop etc…
So good
For warm in Teochew you can say “luang" 暖 , and baby spinach ís called "pueh ling kia “ pueh ling means spinach and Kia means baby or small in this case. But if you say “no Kia”, it means a child or a kid.
Amazing! Thanks for that 😍
I can understand and speak both languages too.
I understand you 😮🎉
Cia si ti ko pay ai teochew uwe ce ??
Dui mm joo! I can’t read this 😆
The way you said baby spinach is how I would have said it! 😂
😅😋
It sounds so similar to southeast Asian languages near China like Vietnamese and Thai
You’re right! And there a few Viet and Thai people who speak this language too ☺️
Really? The tones of Thai and Vietnamese sound stronger and more aggressive to me, Teochew sounds way more subtle.
There were many Teochew who immigrated all over. Vietnam, bordering China, has a large population
Hahaha soo funny
What a beautiful Language
i need to learn this for my dad side. funny i speak canto and can understand a bit of hakka on my mom side.
Hakka sounds so unique! Funny that - I am currently learning Canto :)
@@withlovejlee you will find canto is pretty fun and a bit vulgar at times. especially if you are listening to other dialects or languages.
😂😂 Pand sai😂😂
Wa teochew Nang, ng hiao ta teochew ue 😢
My cousins speak teochew and I only know a few words. I understood one word you said lol.
SO SO SO FUNNY AHHAHAH
Warm (poua lian poua youa) 😂😂😂
HAHA exactly this 🙈
Oua si angmo. Oua ta teochew hoi. Oua to Paris.
Your Teochew speaking is a bit off but still understandable and proud you NZ-Teochew trying to speak and keep the mother language alive ( btw I am the 3rd generation of Teochew born and raised out side of Chaozhou Santou 潮州 山头 now live in USA )
You're right - my Teochew is hardly fluent but I'm very proud to be NZ-Teochew ☺ Do you speak Teochew much now that you live in the States?
@@withlovejlee to bad 🙁 I am married to Fuzhoutain now only speak mandarin and English at home.
Her Teochew isn't off. I actually under her. That's because many people born in Chaozhou many years generations have migrated and raise their families in other countries like Vietnam, Cambodia. This is the accent that I was taught and grew up speaking. I'm only a 2nd gen from my family but they've been speaking this way longer than I know. I notice Teochew accents from Chaozhou and Singapore, other other non south east Asian countries are very different
@@AlmightyTreeDragon Agree. Iam teochew from Indonesia living in Singapore. I could understand her very well.
My grandparents family (including them) moved to Cambodia but some didn’t make it out in time
i could understand some of the teochew from just knowing hokkien
Shouldn’t it be “Gin Jit, Wa Ga Le Da Teochew Wei”? 😅
Preeeetty teochew lady
Keep safe always