Hakka
- noun
- /ˈhɑːkə/
- Many elderly people in the region still speak Hakka as their first language.
Examples
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I learned to speak Hakka during my time in Taiwan.
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The film features characters switching between Mandarin and Hakka throughout the story.
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He is studying Hakka to better communicate with his grandparents.
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The Hakka dialect is rich in history and culture.
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Many elderly people in the region still speak Hakka as their first language.
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He is studying Hakka to better communicate with his grandparents.
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I learned to speak Hakka during my time in Taiwan.
Synonyms
A form of Chinese that Hakka people speak in southeast China and many other countries
Compounds
A form of Chinese that Hakka people speak in southeast China and many other countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hakka also names the dialect of that community and comes from the same Chinese Kèjiā meaning 'guest' and 'family', so Hakka refers to the distinct language spoken by those people.