hokkien word

• Aloozer

  7 Jun 10, 16:51

  what does 'ah hia' mean?

   

• Junyang700

  7 Jun 10, 16:53

  This is Teochew for brother.

• Junyang700

  7 Jun 10, 16:54

  Ah Hia is bigger brother.
  
  Ah Tee is smaller brother.

• Fenixx

  7 Jun 10, 16:55

  Depends on how the tone the word 'hia' is pronounced, it could men 'elder brother" or "ant".
• hasene

  7 Jun 10, 16:56

  Ah Hia can be teochew or hokkien.

  If you have more hokkien enquiries, do ask Bangulzai, he is an expert.

• Junyang700

  7 Jun 10, 16:58

  Originally posted by Fenixx:

  Depends on how the tone the word ‘hia’ is pronounced, it could men ‘elder brother” or “ant”.

  Ant not "kao hia" meh?

• Junyang700

  7 Jun 10, 16:59

  Originally posted by hasene:

  Ah Hia can be teochew or hokkien.

  If you have more hokkien enquiries, do ask Bangulzai, he is an expert.

  Thought hokkien is gor???? Or is that cantonese?

• hasene

  7 Jun 10, 17:02

  Originally posted by Junyang700:

  Thought hokkien is gor???? Or is that cantonese?

  
  Gor or hia can be used in hokkien.      From what I hear, most of the elderly would use hia

• FireIce

  7 Jun 10, 19:38

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• 105090

  7 Jun 10, 20:09

  Originally posted by Junyang700:

  Ant not "kao hia" meh?

  kao hia kao ti
  
  

• BanguIzai

  8 Jun 10, 01:30

  Originally posted by FireIce:

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  hey, that's a nice form of greeting which we should use more often!

  we usually add æ�� in front of è€�å…„ to make æ��è€�å…„

   

• troublemaker2005

  8 Jun 10, 14:34

  Originally posted by 105090:

  kao hia kao ti
  
  

  
  kao peh kao bu

• angel7030

  8 Jun 10, 17:13

  Originally posted by Aloozer:

  what does 'ah hia' mean?

   

  
  u come to my place, lots of thai gals will call you ah hia...u go ask them yourself.

• gunner77

  8 Jun 10, 17:14

  Originally posted by troublemaker2005:

  
  kao peh kao bu

  
  ka ni na bu