QUOTE(Blofeld @ May 21 2015, 08:15 PM)
not sure.. just like eat rice... some say jiak pui , some say jiak png
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QUOTE(Predator10 @ May 21 2015, 08:24 PM) Hokkien province is very big. So it is not surprising if the dialect has variances. Jiak peng, ka cheng - these are used by those Hokkien in coastal area. Jiak pui, ka chui - these are by non coastal Hokkien, which is sua pa Hokkien, lol. Coincidentally, sua pa Hokkien does sound like hok chew. FYI. |
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