Speaking HAKKA CHINESE for the WHOLE DAY!! | Dim Sum with my Hakka Family | Kirsty Lo

[@KirstyLo]

Any Hakka people here?!🙋🏻‍♀️ Comment below👇🏼

[@rangochu2713]

Me! Fan of your por por!

[@Hydramus89]

here! Your hakka is very good! I understand every word of it! It's nice to hear others keeping the language and culture alive.

[@KirstyLo]

🥰❤️

[@KirstyLo]

Yayy thank you! Glad you understood my Hakka 😊 Defo! I’ll be doing more Hakka videos, so stay tuned!

[@Nxncy_133]

Me 🙋🏻‍♀️. I love your 婆婆

[@paulinebrown6808]

Hello Kirsty, thank you so much for your video speaking Hakka. I am Hakka but married to an english man. Been in UK for over 40 years and no one to speak Hakka to. I am losing it so very appreciative of your vlogs and the Hakka cooking. Your grandmother (Po-Po , not sure of the spelling) is so lovely. ❤😊

[@foxtroteighty877]

Thanks Kirsty for your excellent video Please keep it going and support wholeheartedly

[@KirstyLo]

Thank you so much for your support!😊🩷✨

[@meilaw4813]

I like this video very much! The photo is wonderful, the snacks are very exquisite, I am drooling after seeing it, haha! The Hakka dialect you speak is very nice! come on! Take more good photos and share the happiness, sweetness and warmth! So positive energy❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰

[@KirstyLo]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video Aunty Mei 🥰❤️✨

[@clivecheung7137]

Really like your video! Hakka from Amsterdam here! Can’t wait for your chinese New Year video!

[@KirstyLo]

Yayy thank you for watching! My new CNY video is out now! Enjoy 🥰🧧✨

[@misslee7331]

Hakka pride here 😎 What a lovely video! Please make more like this one. You and your family give such warmth. Sure this coming lunar new year your dad will cook up enough food for a village 🙂

[@KirstyLo]

Yayy Hakka yin! Thanks for watching 🥰 Ahh definitely my Dad and Grandma are preparing another huge Chinese food feast for CNY this weekend! I’ll be filming it, so stay tuned ❤️✨

[@monicaliew7294]

I am fui chiew hak from Malaysia. Loves your blog and family. They are so warm and loving. Hugs to your sweet grandma ❤

[@yvessangue4068]

I am from Tahiti ( French Polynesia) and I understand your Hakka, especially when grandma spoke.

[@cashapso]

Thank you for uploading this! Since my grandparents passed away I haven't heard much Hakka and this was so refreshing to hear

[@HinYuenYip]

You speak Fui Chew Hak, the dialect we spoke in our family in Malaysia. I understood almost every word you said. Thankyou for sharing your video

[@2tired2cook]

fantastic to hear hakka again is over 30+ years I still remember and understand every word. Would a community to chat with hakka people

[@jimmylee615]

When you fully understand without needing to look at subs ❤️❤️

[@ltsLuisa]

I understand what your grandma speaks so well!

[@Hakka_Charlie]

We like China Court too for dim sum! Also the bakery downstairs for the char-sau bao.

[@theraconteurproductions5847]

Yes I am a Hakka lady in Bournemouth Dorset UK.

[@helenng718]

Hello, Greetings from Perth Western Australia, originally from Singapore. Your Hakka is a little different from my Daipu Khak though I can understand you. Your Por-por's Hakka is closer to mine. Well done.

[@tomlau7247]

Hello my name is Tommy Lau born in Hong Kong. Moved to the USA in 1962 I was 4 yrs old when I my family. Left. Hong Kong, we are Hakkas , my mom and Dad were from , Guangzhou,

[@ltsLuisa]

For 14 years of my life, I've been trying to find out what I speak. My parents speak Cantonese and Mandarin; I speak a form of dialect. I think I found itttt

[@choonpin2952]

I'm Moiyen and can fully understand your spoken Hakka. Well done! I seldom get to speak Hakka the whole day. But each time my Surname Clan association holds an annual lunch at a restaurant, I'll speak at the mike in my mother tongue, albeit interspersed with many common Putong terms. I'm a banana and not really an expert in Hakka but several Hakka guests from our ancestral village in China said I speak like them. Both my late parents came to Malaysia from China almost a century ago. Half a century ago I stayed in Kowloon with my aunt and family and my elder relatives were delighted that I could speak like them. I noticed you used 'lift' when you mentioned you walked up the stairs to the restaurant. We say, 'tien toi' (electric ladder), haha!

[@hfchow007]

We say "lift" in Hong Kong and I suppose this family was originally from Hong Kong, now residing in the UK.

[@sanctuaryspothome]

Love the hakka 🥰

[@KirstyLo]

Thank youu lovely! Plenty more Hakka videos to come ❤️

[@teekaluv1]

We speak toisanese and I can understand a lot of what you are saying 🥰

[@vertanderniewithkat]

Can you make a learn Hakka video? if you have already send me a link.

[@kcryptouk8124]

Should had gone into Ken Ho and ordered the food there in Hakka with the waiters.

[@MetalMonkey-ev4jq]

Oi. New here and just found your channel. Am Hakka Dutch citizen but do not reside in the Netherlands. Which part of England are you in?

[@twoleftfeet9626]

is Hakka a dialect of Chinese? Is it understood all over China? or just in a specific region?

[@KirstyLo]

Yes! Hakka is a dialect of Chinese. The Hakka language is communicated and understood in various regions across China 💁🏻‍♀️❤️

[@polihidajat6329]

Hi Lo,, were you born at not Hakka spoken country? Cause your dialect is genuine.

[@DKMC2080]

Hi kirsty.....would love to chat with you in hakka.....and I think we should keep this beautiful language going..... Be lovely to hear from you Daniel

[@lianjiutho8118]

NYI tu an Chiang 😍😍

[@KirstyLo]

❤️❤️❤️

[@YumiChong-m8n]

🙋🏻‍♀️ ngai he hakka yin

[@AggaDhammo-y9e]

Theu na Hin thang ngi Kong boi 😂

[@cLipz83]

better than my hakka, my hakka is gone, i used to be good, maybe because of my grandma (mum side) passing, my mum and dad speak cantonese

[@MrRowley5]

I am hakka in the UK

[@HappyPandaBear73]

🙌🏻👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼

[@alexkoo991]

Hi

[@KirstyLo]

Hiii Alex!

[@ltsLuisa]

I think this is what I speak but I think we put our American accents on it

[@友愛小孤星]

👍

[@leedonlee5050]

❤🎉

[@KirstyLo]

🥰❤️

[@pepin5639]

Gnai he hakka gnin xianjele gnai mm shau kon, gnai shau than shau Gnai he xiaoxe, gnai shau kon jau to a Gnai taichak, gnai monkhi o!

[@pepin5639]

Gna athai va ñgap gnai cuixe, jat si gnai o

[@nostalgiaids913]

an ho thang, cece. iam hakka indonesia

[@twoleftfeet9626]

You look EXACTLY like your Mum

[@KirstyLo]

Aww thanks! People usually say I look more like my Dad 😃

[@moonsorrow77]

Wow your Hakka is very hard to understand..and I’m Hakka ngin from Australia..understand a few words spoken if you slow it down abit..😂😂😂..some words spoken is very different to what I spoken at home with my parents and relatives..

[@YuenMinLing-kw6qb]

Hakka manchester rule ok.

[@ShauMinSeow]

You look like Malay

[@khongah]

To me she looks like Tibetan