#5 Let's speak Hakka: Super HakkaMoi teaches tableware, rice cooker & electrical items. 教餐桌用具和电器的客家话

[@billy5305]

I like the way you have tought , thank you , teacher !

[@lochuynh2201]

❤

[@justelle8550]

I just found this channel. Thanks for teaching us speaking hakka. I love it

[@kienhongchan1596]

Interesting.

[@thanhhuynh8637]

💪⛽💪⛽💪⛽

[@clarencejulian6319]

This lesson, ' Lesson 7 ' is Most Useful in Everyday conversations. I am writing the lesson down.

[@sparrowsiu2037]

涯聽到發音好正宗, 因為唔到地方客家有少少分別 !

[@annilanta4583]

Please teach us idioms

[@thiamchoywong465]

Chop sticks=kai mah

[@joycetjin7660]

Fai ci ?? My family says : khai chu ( hong kong new territories)

[@wongwaihow1523]

nee hea mak kai hak. i gey a poh hem chop stick hea khai mah.

[@joycetjin7660]

Ngai hea heong kong sin gai hakka ( hong kong , new territories )

[@superhkhakkamoi7398]

Nice to meet you

[@superhkhakkamoi7398]

Yeah, commonly hear khai mah as well 😊

[@taniareya]

Could you continue teach please?

[@annilanta4583]

Is the saying if the sky falls it is a blanket. Is that hakka or cantonese or just chinese saying

[@superhkhakkamoi7398]

I usually hear that saying in Cantonese. I believe Hakka we will say "Soon Khee Che Yen" as in whatever will be, will be.

[@annilanta4583]

@@superhkhakkamoi7398 thank you for your reply ☺

[@clarencejulian6319]

This is a CANTONESE saying.
It describes the CAREFREE attitude of the Youths. ' Even if the sky were to fall down , the Young will
treat it as a blanket to cover their bodies!'
' No Big deal!'