Yup correct. lol

Trying to figure out who this is. Lol

@@singaporeprivatechef sam here!

Those are dried ones from my neighbour's farm, featured earlier in the video.

Yes very near. I understand Taishanese (can't speak) as there were many Taishan migrants in my town who spoke the dialect.

Thank you very much!

Most older folks in the Chinatown area can speak Cantonese.

Ah cool. So do you speak Cantonese in those dialects?

@@singaporeprivatechef Yes. I do speak both. I first started speaking Taishanese first as a kid and then picked up standard Canto when my aunts and uncles, and grandma and granddad from my mom's side came over to live in the US. By the way, I think your Cantonese is really good. To me, it sounds practically native level. I definitely don't think I'm quite that smooth. I have some Malaysian Chinese friends I met in the 1980s that told me that KL has a large Cantonese speaking community.

Thank you!!

oh didnt know that.

She said it in Taishanese

@@wealthytim-111 Not exactly Taishanese, but close - Sei Yap dialect.

My hokkien friend from msia also speaks canto at home, and doesn't know a word of mandarin or hokkien (gen X). I think it's still going strong honestly.

I am Malaysia Cantonese. I always wonder where the Cantonese had been in Singapore. even though I know they are minority but you won't hear it normally at public

@@raveshiryu Cantonese is actually the 3rd largest group in SG after Hokkien and Teochew. Malaysians are just HKers/Cantonese wannabes. Met a lot who are not cantonese but they speak cantonese at home which is weird to me.

@@sart3735 It depends where you are. In Ipoh a lot of Malaysians are Fuzhounese, Hokkiens and Hakkas they speak Cantonese, Malay and English in public and at home keep Hokkien and Hakka as common languages. In Penang, Kelantan and Johor you will get Mandarin and Hokkien speakers too, in Pahang there are a lot of ethnic Cantonese, in Terengganu it’s Hainanese actually, in Sarawak it’s Fuzhounese, Teochew and Hakka, and in Sabah, Hakka and Cantonese are spoken as well. You must research more about Malaysia and Malaysian’s command of languages before you comment.

@fanta6285 😂. No need for your long winded answer. A lot of Malaysians think they have PhD. My point is Cantonese are not the biggest group in Malaysia, a lot of malaysians pretend to be Cantonese. Who cares what Ipoh, KL. Are all boring shit holes not worth taking about.

@@fanta6285 😂. No need for your long winded answer. My point is Cantonese are not the biggest group in Malaysia, a lot of malaysians pretend to be Cantonese.

That's because the Cantonese is nuanced by Sei Yap dialect and accent.

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是新加坡，因為星加坡是英文譯音。 我在香港經常講。但文法就會說新加坡

Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately, Singapore is land scarce so I don't have the luxury of a big plot to plant them so loosely spaced. I have to plant tight so get a decent yield back from my small plot. Will trim and harvest the leaves as I go and adjust again later on once I see what my yield is like after a few months. How big is your farm land in Fiji?

if planting for rourou plant them together no spacing needed but as for dalo you need adequate spacing. Im planting on several acres of land here close to Suva@@singaporeprivatechef

My father speaks say yup too and my mother is from zhong shan. 😊

only my paternal grandpa spoke Sze Yup. Both my grandmas were Sun Taks. My maternal grandpa was from Siu Hing. We only know how to speak standard Canto, which is a shame

@@lynlyncc When we were kids we used to laugh each time my father speaks say yup, now nobody know how to speak the language. I have a friend who can but not much.

I trust it is call Taishanese language from Taishan.

​@@perrylee4918Yeah even in rhe 80s, Taishanese is a minority but when my sister went to USA, she was shocked that Chinese Town in USA predominantly are Taishanese people. How happy was she as sge struggle to speak Cantonese.

Vinaka for the tip. Sa dina indeed. When my little farm plot is ready, the dalo will be happy 😂

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the next video 😅

@@singaporeprivatechef ok! Can’t wait 🤣

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