Tuesday, July 21

HOKKIEN KEDAH PENANG

Nak tulis sesuatu yang ringan hari ini. Panas sangat petang tadi, saya dalam keadaan dehydrated sampai waktu berbuka puasa. Alhamdulillah boleh juga bertahan walaupun kurang bertenaga. Semoga pada Ramadhan tahun ini cuaca akan bertambah baik, jikalau tidak memang beratlah ujian Allah kepada kita.

Jom belajar Hokkien, sebutan orang Cina sebelah utara - Kedah, Penang dan utara Perak ...

wa [saya]
lu [awak]
eee [dia]
Lu ciak pa boi? [awak sudah makan belum?]
Ciak pa liao [sudah kenyang]
Ho ciak [sedap]
ciak pui [makan nasi]
lim teh [minum teh]
Wa seok ee [saya sayang dia]
Wa ai chi lei [saya nak ini]
Lu mia ha mik [awak nama siapa]
Wa mia Aliya [nama saya Aliya]
bei ha mik [beli apa]
Lu bei ha mik[awak beli apa]
kei [ayam]
hu[ikan]
chai [sayur]
heh [udang]
cheem [ketam]
kuih chee [buah-buahan]
hua [bunga]
char boh [perempuan]
ta poh [lelaki]
gi nah [kanak-kanak]
mai pien wa [jangan tipu saya]
wa bei hiao [saya tak tahu]
wa gao liao [saya sudah pandai]

hehehee.. :D
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23 comments:

  1. y21 July 2009 at 02:48

    heee..lagi2..ilmu ni..

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  2. Kakcik Seroja21 July 2009 at 07:18

    bagus ni...
    boleh belajar sikit demi sikit.

    Terimakasih Cikgu!

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  3. Sakinah21 July 2009 at 10:28

    Assalamualaikum,

    kak Aliya teringat roommate saya chinese ajar mandarin dulu. dah lupa lah "bye" atau "terima kasih" yang hampir sama bunyi dengan "gila". masa nak praktik kan dengan kawan roommate saya tu tercakap yang maksudnya "gila" pula. aduh. syukur la kawan itu tahu saya tengah belajar dengan kawan dia.

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  4. MAHAGURU5821 July 2009 at 12:07

    Assalamualaikum laos she.

    Nee hao?

    Uwaaa. ane gao aa?

    Hamisu lu bo kiok wa?

    Wa pun ai hiao tia maa....

    Hehehehe...

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  5. Daffodil21 July 2009 at 15:04

    terima kasih cikgu aliya! bkongsi ilmu bahasa pula =)

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  6. aliya21 July 2009 at 17:32

    Waalaikumussalam everyone,
    Northern Hokkien mudah bagi orang Melayu, berbanding Kantonis dan Mandarin. Orang Cina yang berniaga suka bila orang bangsa lain cakap bahasanya.

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  7. aliya21 July 2009 at 17:41

    Waalaikimussalam Sakinah,
    Standard Mandarin:[ikut sebutan Melayu, bukan linguistik, k]
    bye2 - chai jien
    terima kasih - siek siek
    gila - fa feng

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  8. aliya21 July 2009 at 17:46

    Waalaikumussalam Sifu,
    hahaha.. you've mixed up Mandarin and Hokkien.

    Hokkien/ teacher - sin seh
    Mandarin/ teacher - lao sher
    mandarin/how are you - ni hao ma
    hokkien/how are you - lu ho boh

    wa ka toik gao la,
    wa mak si hokkien lang ma
    ai tak, eh sai.. lu mui, wa sia, hehehe
    [of course i'm clever, my mom is a hokkien lady,
    wanna learn, can.. you ask, i write :)

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  9. aliya21 July 2009 at 17:47

    Daffodil, you are welcome :)

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  10. MAHAGURU5821 July 2009 at 19:49

    I purposely greeted you in Mandarin, then followed up in Hokkien.

    Need to master my Mandarin.

    Anyway, keep it up.

    Your fan 4ever.

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  11. razifembi22 July 2009 at 00:56

    macam mana nak kenal nama lelaki dan perempuan bagi nama cina ...

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  12. lidey lim22 July 2009 at 13:17

    kam sia ;")

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  13. ahong25 July 2009 at 11:13

    Anyone knows what u call these things in hokkien? Many people forgotten them since we use to substitute it with malay words:

    1. tuala
    2. cloud (awan)
    3. stars (bintang)

    ;p

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  14. nas25 July 2009 at 13:54

    Asmk Alia

    Di Kelantan pun ramai penutur Hokien.

    TK atas pengajaran diberi.

    (Cuma ragu sama ada sebutannya tepat. Saya suka kiranya ejaan secara fonetik digunakan. Misalnya, bunyi utk "ketam" itu, apakah "cheem" @ "chiim" (panjang) @ "chim" (pendek)
    wassalam
    NAS

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  15. aliya25 July 2009 at 14:45

    ahong,
    Penang Hokkien borrows a lot of words from Malay, like tuala, kawin, jamban, suka, sampah.
    but I've heard some old people using pure terms long long time ago. Sorry, my 87year-old grandma is unavailable for reference, huhu

    tuala- ek kun / bin kern [i seldom use this term myself, hehehe]
    bathroom - chang ek kheng
    bathe - chang ek
    cloud/ sky - thii
    stars - seng seng
    marry - kek hoon

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  16. aliya25 July 2009 at 14:49

    nas,
    it's chee-eem [panjang,3rd chinese phonetic sound].
    Silap intonasi, akan bertukar maksud menjadi 'dalam' cheem [1st sound] atau 'cium'[chim]

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  17. ahong25 July 2009 at 18:40

    ;p

    tuala - chui kin

    unfortunately i have forgotten the other 2...

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  18. UstazK2 October 2009 at 16:37

    assalamu alaikum. terimakasih di atas meklumat mengenai bahasa hokkien. sila lawati blog saya: anakgeriksoleh.blogspot.

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  19. aliya4 October 2009 at 09:27

    Waalaikumussalam duniaku,
    Sama-sama. InsyaAllah akan saya lawati :)

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  20. kay bartowsky19 September 2012 at 17:00

    N3 yg sgt menarik lohhh

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  21. Unknown5 April 2013 at 22:37

    salam.. sis dok penang ke.? saya teringin nak blajar hokkien..tpi,xtau nk blajar kat mane.. hope sis bleh bntu..thnx..

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  22. Unknown24 May 2013 at 21:08

    Kamsia lu cheche...

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  23. SMSSMJ23 June 2014 at 12:07

    Saya ingin belajar Hokkien, ada pusat membelajar Hokkien? sila maklum pd saya 0125564490

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