in Msia, 86% of the Chinese are Hokkiens. Side, i doesnt understand y they consider it low class? scared of ppl thinking them low class? that is damn loser.

And yea, i do brand ur frens as low level citizen as they have 3rd world mentality

look at the Fujian province, Sir. Hokkien comprise of also Hokchiew, Lengah, and also part of Hakka

F.Y.I hokkien is a dialogue, not a language.

OKie la. wa lang gi set up jek leh association. Hokkien Lang Association! We throw shoes/slippers/mineral bottles, etc...to those that says Hokkien is low class.

Okie boh? wa lang ai stand united (not Manchester United la)...

eh, If he/she don't have anyone to teach him/her manners at home, how arrr?
wa lang jia understanding geh. Wa lang eh kar EE manners. Sui boh sui?

Ah ni kuan set liao la! jin sui! WOHOO!

China has a long history. All the chinese languages were the same language 5000 years ago but due to war, china broke up into many countries many times and that's how the languages split and develop differently.
Mandarin is just the northern language influenced by the manchurian language.

Aiyo no need to say about our hokkien, our cantonese also so rojak. its the same like hokkien la...All mix mix dy.

Go to HK and speak your cantonese there, people will go WTF? which kampung you come from.

Pan nai = Pandai?

Lui = Leng Lui?

Sa mua = Semua?

yam ban = jamban or tandas?

Malaysian style! Oh YEa!

You'll be surprise how HK ppl use engrish.

Alphabets pronounciations

F = Efffu
L = Allo
Z = YeeZat
Www = dabdabdab

The reason Cantonese was used so much in the region was because up to 1997 Hong Kong was a British Colony. Being a financial hub made it so that if you wanted some leverage in the country you needed to know the language. Do some research and thinking before using mere facts to justify your post.