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Numerals in Sino-Tibetan and Sino-influenced Languages
Numerals in Sino-Tibetan and Sino-influenced Languages
Pronunciation of numerals in these languages/vocabularies are included: Reconstructed Middle Chinese 中古漢語Cantonese 粵語Putonghua(Standard Mandarin) 普通話Wuyu 吳語Bân-lâm-gú 閩南語Thai ภาษาไทย Japanese Go-on 日本吳音, historical Japanese Go-on 日本吳音, modern Japanese Kan-on 日本漢音, historical Japanese Kan-on 日本漢音, modern Korean韓國語(한국어)/朝鮮語(조선어) Tibetan བོད་སྐད་, 7th century Tibetan བོད་སྐད་, Modern Lhasa Dialect Sino-Vietnamese漢越(Hán Việt)
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Tibetan Introduction
Tibetan Introduction
Well, here's one of my next big language projects to begin...Tibetan. This is one exotic language with a beautiful script, and it isn't difficult to read as far as the script itself. 8 basic introduction sentences with a bit of a keyboard typing example. Enjoy! FEEDBACK PLEASE!! also, if any one has ANY interests in ANY rare language like Tibetan, let me know. Me and the infamous Laoshu505000 are in the process of recruiting others with the same interest to get people motivated to learn and become interested in rare languages. Thank you much!
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Save Kiranti language - Native Language of the Himalayas Nepal
Save Kiranti language - Native Language of the Himalayas Nepal
UNESCO estimates that there are 6000 languages in active use today though many are declining and many more has been lost. In Nepal alone, more than 100 languages are spoken in the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal, but most of them have less than 10000 speakers. Various scholars and linguists today have been studying various languages spoken in Nepal. These scholars knew that many of these languages are endangered and many more has been extinct. The Summer Institute of Linguistic-SIL has published a report stating the Kusunda language as extinct. An Austrian scholar Jhoan Reinhard had reported in mid-1970's that there were only few speakers left alive, only two so he had urged to carry out a thorough research on the Kusunda language. But then the Nepalese government failed to take his advice. Today it's gone forever. The linguists have identified that majority of languages spoken by various ethnic and indigenous communities belong to Tibeto-Burmese language. In contrary, the official language of Nepal is call "nepali" which happens to be Indo-Aryan language. And of this Tibeto-Burmese language, various scholars and linguists have studied and documented Kiranti language. Linguistics expert have found that the Kiranti language family comprises some 30 languages (Ebert 1994; some counts are higher: Hansson (1991) and Grimes (2000) put the estimate closer to 40) in the Tibeto-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family. References Karen H. Ebert (2003). "Kiranti Languages: An <b>...</b>
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Language Families of the World
Language Families of the World
Of 6909 languages, this video mentions almost 300 languages. An introduction to language families and their languages.
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The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Sino-Tibetan, Asian)
The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Sino-Tibetan, Asian)
This is done in a slightly different style because it would be too fast normally. Languages: Hindi Japanese Korean Cantonese Thai Mandarin (In that order.) I did also: - Germanic - Slavic - Romance - Finno-Ugric, Semitic & other In the future I'll make Multilanguage of the division of European, American, Asian and African.
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Tibet བོད་
Tibet བོད་
Video Conceptualized & Edited By Aloke Mukerjee. Music: Hitchhiking to Lhasa, Jeff Beal & Nawang Khechog; Now We Are free by Lisa Gerrard; Tsedung Gi Damchen by Pasang Dolma; Chenresig by Lama Gyurme. Posted on September 16, 2011. Tibet Tibetan: བོད་ Wylie: Bod, pronounced [pʰø̀ʔ]; Chinese: 西藏; pinyin: Xīzàng) is a plateau region in Asia, north-east of the Himalayas. It is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people as well as some other ethnic groups such as Monpas, Qiang, and Lhobas, and is inhabited by considerable numbers of Han and Hui people. Tibet is the highest region on earth, with an average elevation of 4900 metres (16000 ft). Tibet emerged in the 7th century as a unified empire, but it soon divided into a variety of territories. The bulk of western and central Tibet were often at least nominally unified under a series of Tibetan governments in Lhasa, Shigatse, or nearby locations; these governments were at various times under Mongol and Chinese overlordship. In 1951, following a military conflict, Tibet was incorporated into the newly established People's Republic of China and the previous Tibetan government was abolished in 1959. Today, the PRC governs western and central Tibet as the Tibet Autonomous Region while eastern areas are mostly within Sichuan and Qinghai provinces. There are tensions regarding Tibet's political status and dissident groups are active in exile. The economy of Tibet is dominated by subsistence agriculture, though tourism has <b>...</b>
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漢藏語系及其它語言漢字音中的數字1-10 / Number words 1 - 10 in sino-tibetan
漢藏語系及其它語言漢字音中的數字1-10 / Number words 1 - 10 in sino-tibetan
Numbers 1 - 10 in Sino-tibetan and Chinese loan words in other languages 中古漢語(擬音)/ Middle age Chinese 中古漢語拼音1 一qjit 2 二njiih 3 三sam 4 四siih 5 五ngox 6 六liuk 7 七chit 8 八pret 9 九kiux 10 十zjip 普通話Standard (Mandarin) Chinese 漢語拼音IPA 1 一yī ji˥˥ 2 二èr ɐʅ˥˩ 3 三sān san˥˥ 4 四sì sɿ˥˩ 5 五wŭ wu˨˩˧ 6 六liù liɤu˥˩ 7 七qī tɕʰi˥˥ 8 八bā pᴀ˥˥ 9 九jiŭ tɕiɤu˨˩˧ 10 十shí ʂʅ˧˥ 粵語廣州話Cantonese 粵語拼音IPA 1 一yat7 jɐt˥ 2 二yi6 ji˨˨ 3 三saam1 saːm˥˥ 4 四sei3 sɛi˧˧ 5 五ng5 ŋ˩˧ 6 六luk9 luk˨ 7 七cat7 tsʰɐt˥ 8 八baat8 paːt˧ 9 九gau2 kɐu˧˥ 10 十sap9 sɐp˨ 越南語Vietnamese 越南文IPA 1 一nhất ȵɐt˥ 2 二nhị ȵi˨˩ 3 三tam taːm˧˧ 4 四tứ tɯ˦˥ 5 五ngũ ŋu˧˨˧ 6 六lục luk˨ 7 七thất tʰɐt˥ 8 八bát ɓaːt˥ 9 九cửu kɯu˨˩˦ 10 十thập tʰɐp˨ 朝鮮語Korean 諺文轉寫IPA 1 一일il il 2 二이ii 3 三삼sam sam 4 四사sa sa 5 五오oo 6 六륙ryuk rjuk 7 七칠chil tɕʰil 8 八팔phal pʰal 9 九구gu ku 10 十십sip ɕip 日語吳音Japanese, old 歷史假名遣轉寫1 一いちiti 2 二にni 3 三さんsan 4 四しsi 5 五ごgo 6 六ろくroku 7 七しちsiti 8 八はちpati 9 九くku 10 十じふzipu 日語吳音現代音Japanese, modern 現代假名遣轉寫IPA 1 一いちichi itɕi 2 二にni ȵi 3 三さんsan san 4 四しsi ɕi 5 五ごgo gɔ 6 六ろくroku rɔku 7 七しちshichi ɕitɕi 8 八はちhachi xatɕi 9 九くku ku 10 十じゅうjuu dʑuː 中古藏語Tibetan, old 藏文Wylie轉寫༡ གཅིག་ gcig ༢ གཉིས་ gnyis ༣ གསུམ་ gsum ༤ བཞི་ bzhi ༥ ལྔ་ lnga ༦ དྲུག་ drug ༧ བདུན་ bdun ༨ བརྒྱད་ brgyad ༩ དགུ་ dgu ༡༠ བཅུ་ bcu 拉薩話 <b>...</b>
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Chinese Mandarin Lesson 1 - Consonants, vowels and tones
Chinese Mandarin Lesson 1 - Consonants, vowels and tones
Hey guys, I'm Jing. I made this video for people who want to learn Chinese. This video carries 3 parts: Consonants, vowels and tones. Pronunciation is important for learning a new language. So I hope you guys will spend some time to work on it. If you find this video helpful, remember to rate, comment and subscribe - subscribe and you will know when new videos are uploaded. You can ask me any questions about the Chinese language with comments or mails at mandarin.madame@gmail.com The more ratings and comments I have, the sooner I will upload new videos. Next lesson, I will be teaching some useful expressions such as "Where is the atm?" "How much is it?" and etc, so you'll know how to express yourself in Chinese when you travel China!
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Kirat-Newari song "wo daichha jimeta"
Kirat-Newari song "wo daichha jimeta"
A Newar has been defined as an inhabitant of the Valley of Nepal who speaks Newari. According to Dr. Regmi, a Newar is a comparatively new term. It came to be used for the inhabitants of the valley about 17th century AD. The early Newars have an ancestry connected with both the Kirati and the Licchavis. In around 330AD, the Licchavis attacked Kathmandu valley and conquered Kirat Kingdom. As a result Kirat society were broken into many groups. Those that settled in east of Kathmandu are known as rai, limbu, dhimal, sunuwar, yakkha today. Those settled in northeast and northwest of Kathmandu are known as chepang, hayu, jirel, thami. Those that settled west of Kathmandu became baramu, chhantyal, magar. And for those who went to southeast and southwest of Kathmandu became part of tharu family today. As for those Kiratis who remained in the valley became a contemporary valley people known as "newar". Linguistics expert have found that the Kiranti language family comprises some 30 languages (Ebert 1994; some counts are higher: Hansson (1991) and Grimes (2000) put the estimate closer to 40) in the Tibeto-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family. And more importantly Newar bhasa is part of Kiranti family. NEWAH or Newari languages have connection with Rai languages. NEWAH language still shows Kirat features in verbal inflection. For example "YALA YEN " in Newari language are Kirat words. American linguistic specialist is studying about this and time will soon reveal <b>...</b>
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Chinese Mandarin Lesson 2 - Numbers, Simple words/expressions
Chinese Mandarin Lesson 2 - Numbers, Simple words/expressions
In this video, you will learn how to count from 1 to 10 in Mandarin and some simple words and expressions. To learn the very basic (consonants, vowels and tones) of Mandarin, please watch www.youtube.com If you find this video helpful, remember to comment and subscribe - subscribe and you will know when new videos are uploaded. You can ask me any questions about the Chinese language with comments or mails at mandarin.madame@gmail.com The more ratings and comments I have, the sooner I will upload new videos. - Jing
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Kirat-Newar cultural song
Kirat-Newar cultural song
A Newar has been defined as an inhabitant of the Valley of Nepal who speaks Newari. According to Dr. Regmi, a Newar is a comparatively new term. It came to be used for the inhabitants of the valley about 17th century AD. The early Newars have an ancestry connected with both the Kirati and the Licchavis. In around 330AD, the Licchavis attacked Kathmandu valley and conquered Kirat Kingdom. As a result Kirat society were broken into many groups. Those that settled in east of Kathmandu are known as rai, limbu, dhimal, sunuwar, yakkha today. Those settled in northeast and northwest of Kathmandu are known as chepang, hayu, jirel, thami. Those that settled west of Kathmandu became baramu, chhantyal, magar. And for those who went to southeast and southwest of Kathmandu became part of tharu family today. As for those Kiratis who remained in the valley became a contemporary valley people known as "newar". Linguistics expert have found that the Kiranti language family comprises some 30 languages (Ebert 1994; some counts are higher: Hansson (1991) and Grimes (2000) put the estimate closer to 40) in the Tibeto-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family. And more importantly Newar bhasa is part of Kiranti family. NEWAH or Newari languages have connection with Rai languages. NEWAH language still shows Kirat features in verbal inflection. For example "YALA YEN " in Newari language are Kirat words. American linguistic specialist is studying about this and time will soon reveal <b>...</b>
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Kalon Tripa Samdhong Rinpoche addressed Capitol Area Tibetans
Kalon Tripa Samdhong Rinpoche addressed Capitol Area Tibetans
www.rfa.org Sunday, April 19, 2009 Kalon Tripa Samdhong Rinpoche addressed Washington DC area Tibetans. Kalon Tripa spoke about being responsible Tibetan citizens and take part in the Tibetan elections process to choose able leaders. He also talked about Sino-Tibetan dialogue and the importance of preserving and promoting Tibetan culture and language.
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Hakka speaking Hong Kong Actors
Hakka speaking Hong Kong Actors
Hakka (traditional Chinese: 客家話; simplified Chinese: 客家话; pinyin: Kèjiāhuà; Hakka: Hak-kâ-fa) is one of the main subdivisions of the Chinese language spoken predominantly in southern China by the Hakka ethnic group and descendants in diaspora throughout East and Southeast Asia and around the world. Due to its usage in scattered isolated regions where communication is limited to the local area, the Hakka language has developed numerous variants or dialects, spoken in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Sichuan, Hunan, Guizhou provinces, including Hainan island and Taiwan. Hakka is not mutually intelligible with Mandarin, Cantonese, Minnan and most of the significant spoken variants of the Chinese language. There is a pronunciation difference between Taiwanese Hakka dialect and Guangdong Hakka dialect. Amongst the dialects of Hakka, the Moi-yen/Moi-yan (梅縣, Pinyin: Méixiàn) dialect of northeast Guangdong has typically been viewed as a prime example of the Hakka language, forming a sort of standard dialect. The Guangdong Provincial Education Department created an official romanisation of Meixian Hakka dialect in 1960, one of four languages receiving this status in Guangdong.The name of the Hakka people who are the predominant original native speakers of the language literally means "guest families" or "guest people": Hak 客(Mandarin: kè) means "guest", and ka 家(Mandarin: jīa) means "family". Amongst themselves, Hakka people variously called their language Hak-ka-fa <b>...</b>
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潮州话-
潮州话-
The Chaozhou dialect (潮州话), known as Teochew (also Tiuchiu and Teochiu or Teo Chiu oe)) by native speakers, is a Chinese language spoken in parts of eastern Guangdong, and in various Southeast Asian countries where Teochiu migrants have settled. Teochew speakers form one of the largest dialect groups among overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia. The Chaozhou language, variably spelled Teochiu, Tiuchiu, Tiochiu, or Diojiu, but mostly commonly referred to in English as Teochew, is a dialect of the Southern Min Chinese language, spoken in the Chaoshan (潮汕) region of eastern Guangdong. Chaozhou is a member of the Southern Min or Min Nan dialect group, which in turn constitutes one of the seven major dialect groups of the Sinitic language family. Like other varieties of Chinese, people have not yet agreed on whether Chaozhou should be treated as a language or a dialect. However, apart from the political perspective of this, from a purely linguistic point of view, Chaozhou (or the Southern Min Language at large) should be a language in its own right since it is mutually unintelligible with other "dialect groups" of China. According to Glossika, Chaozhou has an overall 50.4% of mutual intelligibility with the Xiamen dialect, 44.3% with Mandarin and 43.5% with Cantonese. Nevertheless, Chaozhou is mutually intelligible with some other Southern Min Languages, notably the dialects of Zhangzhou (漳州) and Quanzhou (泉州) probably because of their proximity. Even within the Chaozhou <b>...</b>
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The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Romance)
The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Romance)
This is done in a slightly different style because it would be too fast normally. Languages: Brazilian French Italian Spanish Portuguese Latino Romanian (In that order.) I did also: - Germanic - Slavic - Sino-Tibetan - Finno-Ugric, Semitic & other In the future I'll make Multilanguage of the division of European, American, Asian and African. :)
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March of the Apatanis Part I
March of the Apatanis Part I
March of Apatanis is the film showing the life of Apatani .The Apatani, or Tanii, are a tribal group of about 26000 (approximately) in Ziro valley in the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh India. Their language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan family. Most Apatanis are loyal followers of the Danyi-Piilo faith, who pray to the Sun (Ayo Danyi) and the Moon (Atoh Piilo). This Marsh of Apatani is a ceremony in the marrige where the bride is on the front . Abotani is revered as the sole ancestor of all Apatani and other tribes in the surrounding regions. When a misfortune occurs, they believe that it is caused by certain evil spirits, and thus they make appeasement by sacrificing chickens, cows and other domestic animals. MYOKO, the festival of friendship and prosperity, is celebrated in a grand manner lasting for all of March each year. Dree Festival celebrated in July, is the main agricultural festival of the Apatanis. The dress of the Apatanis is elaborate and colorful, yet simple in style. Jilañ, the traditional dress of the priests has recently been made into a five rupee Indian postal stamp. Tattooing (Tiipe) and the stuffing of large nose plugs (yaping hullo) were once popular among the women, although this practice has gradually fallen into decline in recent years. This practice is believed to have started because the women wanted to look unattractive to males from neighboring tribes. Apatani women were considered to be the most beautiful ones among all the <b>...</b>
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Speaking Japanese & Chinese At The Same Time 汉语
Speaking Japanese & Chinese At The Same Time 汉语
Japanese its easy for me, but Chinese is very hard to speak, saying funny shit & jokes. this is my first time speaking chinese so it was hard. no lie. japanese (日本語?, [nihoŋɡo] ( listen)) is a language spoken by over 130 million people in Japan and in Japanese emigrant communities. It is related to the Japonic-Ryukyuan languages. Its relationships with other languages remain undemonstrated. It is an agglutinative language and is distinguished by a complex system of honorifics reflecting the hierarchical nature of Japanese society, with verb forms and particular vocabulary to indicate the relative status of the speaker, the listener, and a person mentioned in conversation (regardless of their presence). The sound inventory of Japanese is relatively small, and it has a lexically distinct pitch-accent system. It is a mora-timed language. The Japanese language is written with a combination of three different types of scripts: modified Chinese characters called kanji (漢字), and two syllabic scripts made up of modified Chinese characters, hiragana (平仮名) and katakana (片仮名). The Latin alphabet, rōmaji (ローマ字), is also often used in modern Japanese, especially for company names and logos, advertising, and when entering Japanese text into a computer. Western style Arabic numerals are generally used for numbers, but traditional Sino-Japanese numerals are also commonplace (see Japanese numerals). Japanese vocabulary has been heavily influenced by loanwords from other <b>...</b>
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The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Finno-Ugric, Semitic & other)
The Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Multilanguage (Finno-Ugric, Semitic & other)
This is done in a slightly different style because it would be too fast normally. I hope that does not offend anyone that is merged Finno-Ugric with Semitic. I do not think that these languages are the same. Just be their too little... Languages: Arabic Hungarian Greek Zulu Finnish Herbrew Turkish (In that order.) I did also: - Germanic - Slavic - Sino-Tibetan - Romance In the future I'll make Multilanguage of the division of European, American, Asian and African. :)
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Linguist Rap
Linguist Rap
This is something else I did for my high school film class. I think it speaks for itself. Lyrics MC Chomsky in the house. I've been searching and looking for something to learn, I need a major in university, got nowhere to turn. You can keep computer science, don't want no liberal arts, It's all a mute point, 'cause I know where I'll start. (Chorus) 'Cause I'm a linguist (I study language all day long) I'm a linguist (Analyzing poetry and song) The MC Hammer of grammar, I'ma' send you all home When it comes to linguistics, I'm like Sir William Jones. My folks don't approve, they think syntax is sin, They can't handle a career choice that's so full of win. Just 'cause it cost 40k to get my Harvard MA, I still don't have a job, but that's okay. (Chorus) I know German to French, Greenlandic to Zulu, Aramaic, Altaic, Suomi and Hebrew, From the Indo-Europeans up to Sino-Tibet, Learning all about languages is my raison d'être. (Chorus) Word. Visit seemedfunny.blogspot.com !
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Police of Democratic Indian suppress the people of Manipur(Northeast India)
Police of Democratic Indian suppress the people of Manipur(Northeast India)
Assault Humiliation Selfburning Manipur: A state in northeastern India. Population: 2,4 million The main ethnic: Meitei (yellow) The main language: Meiteilon (Sino-Tibetan) The people in Manipur have the close relationship with China in the blood and culture (the same as south Tibet, which named Arunachal in India). The royal family in History is generally considered from China's Tang Dynasty. Manipur has maintained the worship of the dragon Like China. Western only interest the humanrights in China,nobody cares about the situation in "democracy" India. .The martial arts similar to Kung Fu: www.youtube.com Policy: Foreigners entering Manipur prior to January 1, 2011 (including foreign citizens born in Manipur) were required to possess Restricted Area Permit. As of January 1, 2011 foreign citizens are no longer required to have a Protected Areas Permit (PAP). This change will remain in effect for one year. History: Manipur came under British rule as a princely state in 1891 and existed until 1947 as Kanglapak Kingdom and the Hill people as separate intities. Kanglapak King willfully acceded to the newly independent Union of India. During the Second World War, Manipur was the scene of many fierce battles between the Japanese and the Allied forces. The Japanese were beaten back before they could enter Imphal, and this proved to be one of the turning points of the war. After the War, the Manipur Constitution Act of 1947 established a democratic form of government with the <b>...</b>
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Asian DNA history map
Asian DNA history map
History maps about the Asian haplogroups --One mistake:There are different theories about where did the mutation of O2 take place at,(Most likely in SoutheastAsia),anyway it is very often that there is no clear boundaries between SoutheastAsia and the Southern parts of ''South China''
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愛到才知痛-Hokkien Dialect 福建话
愛到才知痛-Hokkien Dialect 福建话
Hokkien (traditional Chinese: 福建話; simplified Chinese: 福建话, POJ: Hok-kiàn-oē; traditional Chinese: 福佬話; simplified Chinese: 福佬话, POJ: Hok-ló-oē), or QuanzhouZhangzhou, is a variant of Min Nan Chinese spoken in southern Fujian, Taiwan, and by many overseas Chinese throughout South-east Asia. It is closely related to Teochew, though mutual comprehension is difficult, and somewhat more distantly related to Hainanese, with which it shares only minimal intelligibility. Hokkien includes a variety of dialects of which Amoy and the Tainan variant of Taiwanese are considered standards, being in the middle of dialectic divides and thus enjoying the highest intelligibility amongst the varying dialects. Hokkien originated in the Southern regions of Fujian province, an important centre for trade and migration, and has since been spread beyond China, being one of the most common Chinese languages overseas. A form of Hokkien akin to that spoken in southern Fujian is also spoken in Taiwan, where it goes by the name Tâi-oân-oē or Hō-ló-oē. The ethnic group for which Hokkien is considered the native language is the Holo or Hoklo, the main ethnicity of Taiwan. The correspondence between language and ethnicity is not absolute, as some Hoklo have limited proficiency in Hokkien while some non-Hoklos speak it fluently. There are many Hokkien speakers also among overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia. Many ethnic Chinese emigrants to the region were Hoklo from southern Fujian, and <b>...</b>