Language similarity between hokien and japanese?

[syed putra]

 

[superpower]

The Japanese borrowed heavily from Middle Chinese during the Tang Dynasty - most of their vocab was built up during this period. The entire Chinese orthography (plus phonetics) was adopted because the Japs did not have a written language at the time.

Hence the similarity between Japanese (and also Korean) pronunciation and modern-day Hokkien and Cantonese (both having retained many phonetic features of Middle Chinese) pronunciation of many borrowed words. You can find your away around in Japan just by reading Kanji characters on signposts as all the original meanings have been retained.

 

[syed putra]

How do you explain this?

Japanese and Turkic are both part of the Transeurasian language family, which originated in northeast China around 9,000 years ago. The languages spread across Asia as early farmers migrate

 

[kulgai]

and tamil has similarity with korean too

 

[syed putra]

and tamil has similarity with korean too

Because of the sea trade route between india and China with r n r in the Malay archipelago waiting for wind to shift.

 

[ChenShuang]

Hokkien language is more similar to Malay.

For example, satay in Hokkien is called 3 pieces; ie 3 pieces of meat skewed on bamboo sticks

 

[Truthspeak]

How do you explain this?

Japanese and Turkic are both part of the Transeurasian language family, which originated in northeast China around 9,000 years ago. The languages spread across Asia as early farmers migrate

Tartaria was the old civilization that were erased by the NWO. They spread across from US, Europe to Asia including Japan. NWO replaced them with fictional character “Genghis khan” and rewrote history that is the so-called “Yuan” Dynasty also known as as Mongol Empire which barely occupied less than a century. People who were from Tartaria were referred as “Tartars” in history.

Tartars were also the ones who built the “Great Wall”, not the Han Chinese who later renamed “Great Wall of China”

https://www.logicallyfacts.com/en/f...ll-of-china-was-built-by-the-tartarian-empire

 

[kulgai]

Hokkien language is more similar to Malay.

For example, satay in Hokkien is called 3 pieces; ie 3 pieces of meat skewed on bamboo sticks

i think this is a coincidence la

 

[sbfuncle]

Many languages and dialects are actually crossovers.
Tagalog also can crossover to melayu.
Hakka can cross to Chinese.

Long ago I already used hokkien while in jpn. We just need to tune it to a more serious higher tone. Is about fine tuning.

 

[ChenShuang]

Many languages and dialects are actually crossovers.
Tagalog also can crossover to melayu.
Hakka can cross to Chinese.

Long ago I already used hokkien while in jpn. We just need to tune it to a more serious higher tone. Is about fine tuning.

Uncle do u know how to fine tune nipples ?

 

[sbfuncle]

Uncle do u know how to fine tune nipples ?

Nipple is only the tool.
I fine tune cheebye holes using the nipples.

 

[syed putra]

Tartaria was the old civilization that were erased by the NWO. They spread across from US, Europe to Asia including Japan. NWO replaced them with fictional character “Genghis khan” and rewrote history that is the so-called “Yuan” Dynasty also known as as Mongol Empire which barely occupied less than a century. People who were from Tartaria were referred as “Tartars” in history.

Tartars were also the ones who built the “Great Wall”, not the Han Chinese who later renamed “Great Wall of China”

https://www.logicallyfacts.com/en/f...ll-of-china-was-built-by-the-tartarian-empire

Tartars are like Malays. No brick and mortar buildings. So impossible they built the brick wall.

 

[Truthspeak]

Tartars are like Malays. No brick and mortar buildings. So impossible they built the brick wall.

Tartars were the advanced civilization that invented the use of free energy. Malays are far from being that “intelligent”

 

[The Crow]

and tamil has similarity with korean too

Hokkien and indian more similar, like "yan de bu nen na" and "ni ta ma de ka ni na" ...

 

[eatshitndie]

what about kaninabu?

 

[k1976]

and tamil has similarity with korean too

Goryeo has a very very robust marine trade system as their country has a lot mountain in the north and has a lot Barbadian neighbours

 

[jurongkechil]

Muo ji is orh chee bye?teh neh is

 

[True Believer]

"Anoneh" is a Japanese expression which sounds similar to the Indian "Ah Neh". Wow! These 2 languages are so similar!