Hokkien Family Tree An Exploration of Kinship Terms of Hokkien …
This study explores the kinship terms used by Hokkien Chinese Indonesians in Surabaya, Indonesia between the first and second generations. It identifies 38 kinship terms and finds that terms have slightly changed between generations as social conditions change.
Hokkien and Chinese Vocabulary Words For Addressing Family …
2024年8月24日 · Here’s a list of Chinese vocabulary you can use to address family members in Hokkien and Mandarin: The immediate family includes parents, siblings, and children. In Chinese culture, there is a strong emphasis on filial piety, with specific terms such as “older brother” in the Chinese language that reflect the generational hierarchy.
Family Tree: Relatives Names or Titles in Chinese Hokkien | PDF ...
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Hokkien kinship - Wikipedia
Hokkien distinguishes between formal and informal terms for kinship. Subjects are distinguished between, for example, a speaker's nephew and the nephew of the speaker's spouse, although this is affected by age, where a younger relative will often be referred to by their name, rather than a …
rother’s Sonn n n 4 n Elder Sister YouYour Lu4 “ hnae3 Mm4 Your Elder Brother Ko1/Hniah1 Chee4 “Ah3 Ko1/Ah3 Hnia1" 阿哥/ 阿兄 Your Elder Sister 姊 “Ah3 hee4”
Terms of address - Learn Teochew
Like all Chinese languages, Teochew has a rich vocabulary for describing family relations. This is an important topic for many heritage speakers, since the extended family and older relatives are likely to be the context in which they are most likely to encounter the language.
What to Call Your Relatives In Cantonese - little chinese things
2019年1月26日 · It’s important to know these relationships, because that largely determines the kin terms you’ll use. This might be a good time to dig up a family tree or call a relative so you can track who’s related to who. The Chinese kinship system reveals a lot about Chinese culture and Chinese structures of relationships.
CNY cheat sheet for family members (credit to the folks at
2021年1月28日 · 80's kids - Still hokkien but simplified, using the same generic terms for all, without the birth order. E.g. gu gu for all 舅舅s, gim gim for all 舅媽s 90's onwards - definitely a free for all between mandarin addresses and uncle/auntie
rother’s Sonn n n 4 n Elder Sister You Lu4 “ hing3 Kae1” Your Elder Brother Ko1/Hniah1 Soh4 “Ah3 Ko1/Ah3 Hnia1" 阿哥/ 阿兄 Your Elder Sister
Family Members in Penang Hokkien - Penang Travel Tips
Learn how various family members are called in Penang Hokkien, , using Taiji Romanisation. Compared to English, Penang Hokkien has a very complex way of addressing each member of the family. There is a specific term to call a person based on his station in reference to yourself.
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