The singkie cina popn is the majority. N they always talk about the big 3 cina groups which is fuckein, fuckchew n Canto. The issue is all other groups combine is still outnumbered by the fuckeins. N cina is 75%of the popn means fuckeins is nearly 50% if the popn. Tat explains the attitude of singkies when it comes to voting.That's an unfortunate correlation. In parts of Malaysia which are majority Cantonese like KL and JB, they've also turned to Mandarin by default. When I was younger it was Cantonese in those enclaves 100% of the time all the way. Now every Cantonese restaurant or other business I go into is always Mandarin. Always! Only if you insist on speaking in Cantonese do they eventually switch.
As before, I hear this in bolehland too from Cantos. Maybe even more so. I can't prove 100% they're worse but my experience tells me so.
That is simply shameful. Nothing more to be said. Eliminating diversity is a tyrant's mandate.
Singapore is not entirely Hokkien. Teochew, Hakka as well. The entire populace is largely made up of PLPs. That's just how populations work. Your inference regarding Hokkiens could be just a matter of correlation and frequency of contact. i.e. living in singapore, you're going to run into PLPs just that more of them are Hokkien. I point out that Taiwan is largely anti-Chicon but is majority Hokkien. Also despite your experiences there is a stronger anti-chicon element in Singapore than Malaysia which is more Canto. In Malaysia, almost everybody is more pro-chicon. I find myself alone in Malaysia with these opinions.
But one thing that disappoints me is that Cantos in Malaysia do not seem to be share the pain of persecution their Canto brothers in HK experience and still support chicons.
I think you're missing the point I'm making. A lot of people willing to sell themselves in every country. You may think that Hokkiens are sellouts because you just see more of them in sinkieland.The singkie cina popn is the majority. N they always talk about the big 3 cina groups which is fuckein, fuckchew n Canto. The issue is all other groups combine is still outnumbered by the fuckeins. N cina is 75%of the popn means fuckeins is nearly 50% if the popn. Tat explains the attitude of singkies when it comes to voting.
Regarding the cantos in mudland. I bet the canto speakers are actually fuckkas. Remember fuckkas are the enemies within. They speak canto is not to b identified as one. Remember fuckkas are the cina gypsies..so to avoid being ostracised have to try n blend in. Now tat. ChiCon land is on the rise...they sure will defect n collaborate with the chicons
To think their fortress building mentality against the barbarians migrated with them. They must have had a tough time from the barbarians.dynastic hakkas were hiding in the hills in southern china after getting run over by northern barbarians. they were great fortress builders and remain so as they wall themselves in in chink communities throughout south east asia.
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I think you're missing the point I'm making. A lot of people willing to sell themselves in every country. You may think that Hokkiens are sellouts because you just see more of them in sinkieland.
As for malaysia, I know about the many Hakkas. In fact they should have the most reason not to learn Mandarin. It was the Mandarins who drove them out of their homeland and made them gypsies. I've personally confirmed it with the cantos I know in JB and KL. Although Cantos speak to each other in Cantonese, once doing business with the public they switch automatically to Mandarin. I've also challenged them about this and the answer is why challenge it? Go with it and it makes Chinese stronger.
So bottom line is there are sellouts everywhere. Even in HK! No reason to single out other groups who are in the same position as yours. Makes all of us weaker and distracts us from the main problem. Unless of course, you've already given up and need to pin the blame on someone...
must the clan head’s family fortress.To think their fortress building mentality against the barbarians migrated with them. They must have had a tough time from the barbarians.
I think I recognize the last house, but who do the others belong to?
I dunno... I'll accept your opinion.The point is, fuckeins n fuckkas due to their language n culture n attitudes makes them better to being sellouts. I never say cantos are not sell outs. Just that fuckeins n fuckkas are better at it. Look at the fuckeins islanders n their attitudes towards chiconland. They say they prefer the status quo. It's like choosing between heaven n hell ...they prefer purgatory. N I bet b4 the invasion even happens they will surrender. N the fuckeins did say they prefer surrendering bcos they can benefit from ChiCon land economic growth. Are they serious? N look at the hongkies. They never had a choice ...the fuckeins do...such attitudes u see in Singkieland as well.
Malays cannot difirentiate between chinese clans. So to them all Chinese are thieves and cheats for taking away malay land.The fuckchews are the relatives of the fuckeins...n the fuckkas are gypsies who did not have their own lands. So the just stole canto territories..no wonder even fuckeins told my fuckkas are the worst. Nothing but thieves n cheats.
The hokkien are holding out in taiwan pretty well. Independent.N look at fuckeins, the make up more than 50% of the singkie popn, but got their school n uni shut down by dead fart n yet they support the mandarin policy. Because they have fucked up on their own culture, they now view the cantos with great jealousy n have sold their souls to the ChiCons. That time plp pap...now plp ChiCons. N now drag n despise the cantos because the cantos have wat they don't. So they want the cantos to be dragged down to their level. The crabs in the pot scenerio. Nothing but jealousy n hate. I am poor u have to be poor with me. Typical fuckein n fuckka attitude. So with such toxic surrounds. It's much better for cantos to be independent.
Dear @zhihau, because of:is Sun Xueling Hakka too?
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Yes.What’s the Hakka pronounciation of 孫?
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The bottom line is Canto is the preserver of middle Chinese...all other cina languages are dialects. N mandarin is a foreigner enforced language. N these others can take a long walk off a short pier.sorry my canto not that solid. summary?
that's unfortunately not 100% accurate. In history there was no standard Chinese. Even middle Chinese. There were hundreds of languages in the country. Like the EU nowadays. Middle Chinese was a prestige language/dialect during the Tang dynasty before all the foreign barbarians invaded and took over so is the last pure Chinese language/dialect that was used by the ruling elite and so in this regard holds a special place. That's all.The bottom line is Canto is the preserver of middle Chinese...all other cina languages are dialects. N mandarin is a foreigner enforced language. N these others can take a long walk off a short pier.
Name | Cantonese | Standard Mandarin | Zhuang | Vietnamese | Name | Cantonese | Standard Mandarin | Vietnamese | ||
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Personal Name | Reign Period | Reigned From | Other Names | |||||||
趙佗/趙他 | ziu6 taa4 | Zhào Tuó | Ciuq Doz | Triệu Đà | 武王 | mou5 wong4 | Wǔ Wáng | Vũ Vương | 203–137 BC | |
趙眜 | ziu6 mut6 | Zhào Mò | Ciuq Huz | Triệu Mạt | 文王 | man4 wong4 | Wén Wáng | Văn Vương | 137–122 BC | 趙胡 |
趙嬰齊 | ziu6 jing1 cai4 | Zhào Yīngqí | Ciuq Yinghcaez | Triệu Anh Tề | 明王 | ming4 wong4 | Míng Wáng | Minh Vương | 122–113 BC | |
趙興 | ziu6 hing1 | Zhào Xīng | Ciuq Hingh | Triệu Hưng | 哀王 | oi1 wong4 | Āi Wáng | Ai Vương | 113–112 BC | |
趙建德 | ziu6 gin3 dak1 | Zhào Jiàndé | Ciuq Gendwz | Triệu Kiến Đức | 陽王 | joeng4 wong4 | Yáng Wáng | Dương Vương | 112–111 BC |
Chinese | Mandarin | Cantonese (Jyutping) | Vietnamese | Literal meaning |
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於越/于越 | Yūyuè | jyu1 jyut6 | Ư Việt | Yue by Wuyu (first ruler of Yue) |
揚越 | Yángyuè | joeng4 jyut6 | Dương Việt | Yue of Yangzhou |
東甌 | Dōng'ōu | dung1 au1 | Đông Âu | Eastern Ou |
閩越 | Mǐnyuè | man5 jyut6 | Mân Việt | Yue of Min |
夜郎 | Yèláng | je6 long4 | Dạ Lang | |
南越 | Nányuè | naam4 jyut6 | Nam Việt | Southern Yue |
山越 | Shānyuè | saan1 jyut6 | Sơn Việt | Mountain Yue |
雒越 | Luòyuè | lok6 jyut6 | Lạc Việt | |
甌越 | Ōuyuè | au1 jyut6 | Âu Việt | Yue of Ou |
滇越 | Dianyuè | din1 jyut6 | Điền Việt | Yue of Dian |
that's unfortunately not 100% accurate. In history there was no standard Chinese. Even middle Chinese. There were hundreds of languages in the country. Like the EU nowadays. Middle Chinese was a prestige language/dialect during the Tang dynasty before all the foreign barbarians invaded and took over so is the last pure Chinese language/dialect that was used by the ruling elite and so in this regard holds a special place. That's all.
Canton and Cantonese has a past that is inextricably linked with Vietnam and Vietnamese. Check this table out :
Name Cantonese Standard Mandarin Zhuang Vietnamese Name Cantonese Standard Mandarin Vietnamese Personal Name Reign Period Reigned From Other Names 趙佗/趙他 ziu6 taa4 Zhào Tuó Ciuq Doz Triệu Đà 武王 mou5 wong4 Wǔ Wáng Vũ Vương 203–137 BC 趙眜 ziu6 mut6 Zhào Mò Ciuq Huz Triệu Mạt 文王 man4 wong4 Wén Wáng Văn Vương 137–122 BC 趙胡 趙嬰齊 ziu6 jing1 cai4 Zhào Yīngqí Ciuq Yinghcaez Triệu Anh Tề 明王 ming4 wong4 Míng Wáng Minh Vương 122–113 BC 趙興 ziu6 hing1 Zhào Xīng Ciuq Hingh Triệu Hưng 哀王 oi1 wong4 Āi Wáng Ai Vương 113–112 BC 趙建德 ziu6 gin3 dak1 Zhào Jiàndé Ciuq Gendwz Triệu Kiến Đức 陽王 joeng4 wong4 Yáng Wáng Dương Vương 112–111 BC
It is the ruling house of Canton about 100-200BC. Their capital was in Panyu. Qin Shi Huang sent 趙他 to go and conquer these tribes and setup the origin of Canton.
Also this table :
Ancient Yue states or groups
Chinese Mandarin Cantonese (Jyutping) Vietnamese Literal meaning 於越/于越 Yūyuè jyu1 jyut6 Ư Việt Yue by Wuyu (first ruler of Yue) 揚越 Yángyuè joeng4 jyut6 Dương Việt Yue of Yangzhou 東甌 Dōng'ōu dung1 au1 Đông Âu Eastern Ou 閩越 Mǐnyuè man5 jyut6 Mân Việt Yue of Min 夜郎 Yèláng je6 long4 Dạ Lang 南越 Nányuè naam4 jyut6 Nam Việt Southern Yue 山越 Shānyuè saan1 jyut6 Sơn Việt Mountain Yue 雒越 Luòyuè lok6 jyut6 Lạc Việt 甌越 Ōuyuè au1 jyut6 Âu Việt Yue of Ou 滇越 Dianyuè din1 jyut6 Điền Việt Yue of Dian
the people in Hokkien and Canto were the same as Northern Vietnamese. It can be said that the Qins came in and annexed them without warfare. The difference is that Cantos kept some of their original language. By comparison, the Minyue did not sinicize until the Tang dynasty and adopted Middle Chinese by then. It could be because there was a huge influx of Tang imperials who fled there hence Hokkien is more Middle Chinese inspired. whereas it would be more accurate to say that Cantonese retains some of its Vietnamese/Baiyue roots.
I could reproduce another table here reflecting the commonalities between Middle Chinese, Hokkien, Korean and Japanese, but I think that's too much.
But one this you said is 100% accurate is that Mandarin is a 100% foreigner enforced language.
Yes. that's again another manchu/Qing idea. hanyu pinyin. It uses their idea of how those letters should be pronounced so actually makes no sense to most Westerners.One other thing about mandarin. It's basics or Essence is the English Alphabet. Don't the mandarin dictionary use the English Alphabet to decipher the cina word? And to text in cina...use the ang mor alphabet to get the cina word? Therefore it's really AMDK
They are different. Many who fled on boats when Vietcong won were ethnic chinese.the people in Hokkien and Canto were the same as Northern
If the Cantos are really viets n not cina. All the more reason for Cantonese to go independent. That way with its own language. It can n should middle chinese. N the fuckkas n fuckeins can all be expelled to fuckein province. Cantos don't need parasites. Fuckkas are snakes where even fuckeins don't like themthat's unfortunately not 100% accurate. In history there was no standard Chinese. Even middle Chinese. There were hundreds of languages in the country. Like the EU nowadays. Middle Chinese was a prestige language/dialect during the Tang dynasty before all the foreign barbarians invaded and took over so is the last pure Chinese language/dialect that was used by the ruling elite and so in this regard holds a special place. That's all.
Canton and Cantonese has a past that is inextricably linked with Vietnam and Vietnamese. Check this table out :
Personal Name Reign Period Reigned From Other Names Name Cantonese Standard Mandarin Zhuang Vietnamese Name Cantonese Standard Mandarin Vietnamese 趙佗/趙他 ziu6 taa4 Zhào Tuó Ciuq Doz Triệu Đà 武王 mou5 wong4 Wǔ Wáng Vũ Vương 203–137 BC 趙眜 ziu6 mut6 Zhào Mò Ciuq Huz Triệu Mạt 文王 man4 wong4 Wén Wáng Văn Vương 137–122 BC 趙胡 趙嬰齊 ziu6 jing1 cai4 Zhào Yīngqí Ciuq Yinghcaez Triệu Anh Tề 明王 ming4 wong4 Míng Wáng Minh Vương 122–113 BC 趙興 ziu6 hing1 Zhào Xīng Ciuq Hingh Triệu Hưng 哀王 oi1 wong4 Āi Wáng Ai Vương 113–112 BC 趙建德 ziu6 gin3 dak1 Zhào Jiàndé Ciuq Gendwz Triệu Kiến Đức 陽王 joeng4 wong4 Yáng Wáng Dương Vương 112–111 BC
It is the ruling house of Canton about 100-200BC. Their capital was in Panyu. Qin Shi Huang sent 趙他 to go and conquer these tribes and setup the origin of Canton.
Also this table :
Ancient Yue states or groups
Chinese Mandarin Cantonese (Jyutping) Vietnamese Literal meaning 於越/于越 Yūyuè jyu1 jyut6 Ư Việt Yue by Wuyu (first ruler of Yue) 揚越 Yángyuè joeng4 jyut6 Dương Việt Yue of Yangzhou 東甌 Dōng'ōu dung1 au1 Đông Âu Eastern Ou 閩越 Mǐnyuè man5 jyut6 Mân Việt Yue of Min 夜郎 Yèláng je6 long4 Dạ Lang 南越 Nányuè naam4 jyut6 Nam Việt Southern Yue 山越 Shānyuè saan1 jyut6 Sơn Việt Mountain Yue 雒越 Luòyuè lok6 jyut6 Lạc Việt 甌越 Ōuyuè au1 jyut6 Âu Việt Yue of Ou 滇越 Dianyuè din1 jyut6 Điền Việt Yue of Dian
the people in Hokkien and Canto were the same as Northern Vietnamese. It can be said that the Qins came in and annexed them without warfare. The difference is that Cantos kept some of their original language. By comparison, the Minyue did not sinicize until the Tang dynasty and adopted Middle Chinese by then. It could be because there was a huge influx of Tang imperials who fled there hence Hokkien is more Middle Chinese inspired. whereas it would be more accurate to say that Cantonese retains some of its Vietnamese/Baiyue roots.
I could reproduce another table here reflecting the commonalities between Middle Chinese, Hokkien, Korean and Japanese, but I think that's too much.
But one this you said is 100% accurate is that Mandarin is a 100% foreigner enforced language.