LEARN HAKKA WITH ME || PREPOSITIONS FOR LOCATION (above, below, near, next to etc.)

hello friends~
it feels like it's been forever since i last uploaded a video. to be honest, i've been spending most of my time crocheting (hehe), but i also don't know what kind of videos i want to make anymore. but i'm sure i'll get out of this whirlpool and come back refreshed and energised. i hope you are well and that this little video was if not fun, a bit educational.
sending love,
M.

[@autumnliaw8822]

Thank you so much for making these videos! It’s my husbands first language and his parents don’t speak English. So I love watching these and learning from my husband because I’ve never REALLY talked to his parents before. Especially with them living all the way in Indonesia.

[@scene1962]

My dad was born in Indonesia, many Chinese people in Indonesia are from my region in Meizhou (MoiYarng) CHungkel or Chungdong (Songkou or Chungdong in Mandarin)

[@Saints-Forever]

Stumbled across this Hakka moi channel and subscribed.

[@jadehalls5169]

Thank you for teaching Hakka dialect. Looking forward for you doing Hakka podcast! 👍👍👍

[@yanleung2126]

Oooh! Hakka podcast! I really like your videos :)

[@SimonFan]

Great to see a video teaching Hakka! I need to brush up on mine. Found this quite useful

[@patrickochinski6754]

Yes, Hakka podcast please!!🤗😏💯🙌🏼

[@josefinaochoagerona8357]

It's very interesting to learn more of the terms !🤗🤗🤗

[@bklynkingsnyc]

Ha boy!

[@maewren]

I love your educational videos! And yes to the Hakka podcasts

[@TheresaCGivans]

Hi Michelle, my parents are also Hakka ngin from Suriname. They spoke mostly English at home once they moved to Jamaica where I was born, but I learned snippets of Hakka and Dutch growing up. I would love for you to make a video with simple verbs and examples of how to use them. I love your videos. Thanks for making them! Also could you make a video with question words... where, why, how, when, who, what. Thanks

[@adamtham4763]

dear sister, thank you for the lessons, my mom used to communicate secrets to my grandma in hakka for years next to my bed , so i am quite familiar with it now . i come to your channel to improve my hakka. hope there will be more hakka lessons from you. Subscribed.

[@Nagako12345]

Ngai oi nyi 😂😂😂

[@L0vely_b0nes96]

Ka Lawm Tuk! I have some coworkers who very recently moved to the US from Burma and being able to kind of communicate in their native language is very nice. I hope it makes them feel more comfortable with us 🥰

[@jamestang4895]

Hi I'm from Sabah Malaysia, i also said Chen Men in Hakka hahaha, so in english is front (chen) face (men) I found your Hakka accent alot similarity with Sabah Hakka. Hope to see more of your videos in Hakka..

[@user-jw1tv8on1w]

up-tang gao /song ben tang--顶 gao-高 song ben song-上 ben-边 顶高 or 上高

[@chaakming]

i really enjoy your Hakka videos! (My native language is Cantonese and I’m learning Hong Kong Hakka. Your accent is very close to the variety that i’m leaning.)

[@Ianl01]

My mother tongue..that would be English and Cantonese. Although I should know Hakka more as my dad is Hakka. Sadly I can't speak that well but understand more maybe coz of my cantonese. Thanks for your simple and helpful videos :)

[@wai-kitlo80]

Dit kanaal wordt zoetjesaan mijn favoriete kanaal :-D. Keep up the good work, miss!! A big thumbs up.

[@inmimisbowl]

Waw dank je wel 😊

[@frengkyliu4292]

Halo Mimi,how are you,gbu, i from Indonesia my ancestors from China Hakka moijan,thank,s you my sister 🙏🙏

[@carlosestrada6351]

I Like you videos

[@sammychen6590]

I really enjoy your hakka lessons! Thank you :) listening to you speak hakka makes me feel like I am back home for family reunions.

[@inmimisbowl]

yes, hearing other people speak hakka gives me that homey feeling too :) thanks for watching

[@bklynkingsnyc]

Song Ben!

[@rudychau9681]

I am hakka, indonesia Syallom

[@frendiwu9219]

Hello from hakka pontianak, indonesia

[@josefinaochoagerona8357]

I'm familiar with the terms since I've learned to speak cantonese from relatives from Guangdong...

[@Ianl01]

@4:12 it's called an iron (pronounced with a silent "r") :)

[@inmimisbowl]

right! thanks :)

[@suechewyap2020]

Iron in Hakka we call tong dew.

[@LearnHakka]

It's interesting that in my Hakka variant, "front" is "mien chien" ( 面前 ), the word order is reversed from yours

[@user-kv3ib8kc3n]

Front is "men" instead of "ben" just like when we speak in mandarin, "men" is face, as in "mien tze", the direction we're facing... I think 😊

[@joycetjin7660]

Ha-Ben , my family hakka says : liu ha = downstairs ( south guang dong Bao An district )

[@Saints-Forever]

Your Hakka is exactly the same as the Hakka in most Malaysian’s states - except Sarawak’s Hakka which I come to learn is called ‘Hor Por Hak’

[@user-ie5tg5fs3m]

I wonder if you could tell or read a hakka story for us to learn ? or even a song :)

[@yvonneloveshakka6650]

Thank you for sharing. And welcome to my channel, I also share some Hakka learning videos.

[@Juz99]

According to me 前边 is for something in front of you but no necessary facing you like the car in front of you , 前面 is for something facing you , or in front of your face . Slightly different but I'm not sure though.

[@inmimisbowl]

makes sense!

[@theraconteurproductions5847]

Up in Hakka is also pronounced zong men.

[@lawrencechong7590]

In my Hakka we say outside as "or chut".

[@glenroywilliams6579]

I have a wedding ceremony to perform, and I need to learn a specific speech. I don't mind paying. Can you help

[@bklynkingsnyc]

Hook up a Hakka podcast!

[@lshepherd5859]

moi cai, ngi kito soi ..... ?

[@simplyandoime7344]

Heb je al dat alfabet gedaan? geef je prive-lessen?

[@inmimisbowl]

Voor zover ik weet is er geen alfabet in Hakka. En nee, ik geef geen privé lessen

[@bklynkingsnyc]

Inside = lok ben

[@scene1962]

Allow me to point out the difference in ben (Bien) in Meizhou Hakka and Mian (Face in English) those two words are not pronunciation deviation, they have different meanings. As you said Zoouben or yoouben (left or right), chianmian (front or front of the face) because mian means face in Hakka or in many Chinese dialects. I just want to say you are doing very well.

[@inmimisbowl]

that makes sense, thanks for clarifying! :)

[@stanley4583]

It's not sandhi, "mien" 面 means surface.

[@randysaur]

If you are able to list down the words on the top left hand corner after u finish a word , it will be wonderful.

[@Wanyian]

Choi ai Mimi hew ben you "zhee ga yin" 😊 Please correct it wrong 😁

[@ciacia9998]

左邊zo ben 右邊iu ben are right, but 上面song men 下面ha men are men. Falling tone is men instead of ben.

[@fersheillafionjinap4551]

My dad is Hakka but we don't speak Hakka at all