haak yan as in 客人; guest or visitor, in your case customer.
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Mar 24 2013, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE(aaronsuarez95 @ Mar 22 2013, 10:58 PM) But they normally call customer as hak zai also yes they do use haak chai too, old skool cantonese normally uses haak yan or yan haak TS haak yan could meaning 3 different things depending on the tone it could be ; haak yan as in a hakka haak yan as in a customer haak yan as in a black person.... if it was mean to be an insult he'll be calling you haak guai instead, or something more harsh there are plenty... Anyway you believe whatever you want i guess. |
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QUOTE(SerbaSerbi @ Mar 23 2013, 03:06 PM) That's Hakka yan or hak yin to mean Hakka person. Wow... u're a geniusBut incredible that this thread supposedly on bad service attitude has turned out to be language correction for ts trying to make a point about Viewnet. /k farkers here farkin useless |
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