Bahasa Hokkien atau 台语 taiyu merupakan bahasa yang berasal dari rumpun bahasa Min selatan. Saat ini bahasa Hokkien masih banyak digunakan di China seperti di daerah Fujian serta disebelah utara Guangdong. Di Taiwan bahasa Hokkien juga digunakan sebagai bahasa resmi. Selain itu di Singapura bahkan di Indonesia juga terdapat beberapa daerah yang menggunakan bahasa Hokkien. Diantaranya di Medan, Pekanbaru, Palembang, dan kepulauan Riau. Baca juga angka 1-100 bahasa Hokkien Bagi teman-teman yang sedang tinggal atau bekerja di Taiwan penting untuk mempelajari kumpulan kalimat pendek yang sering digunakan dalam bahasa hokkien sehari-hari supaya lancar berkomunikasi dengan orang Taiwan ya. Kita langsung aja yukk. Kumpulan Kalimat Pendek Yang Sering Digunakan Dalam Bahasa Hokkien Sehari-Hari Kumpulan kalimat pendek yang sering digunakan dalam bahasa Hokkien diantaranya adalah Liho Halo Gaoca Selamat pagi U an /ngo an Selamat siang Buan an Selamat malam Kamsia, tosia, kam un, sie sie Terimakasih Mien khek khi Terimakasih kembali Mbo yiao kin Tidak apa-apa Jip lai Silakan masuk Chia ce Silakan duduk Chia lim te Silakan minum teh Chia ciak Silakan makan Cai kien Sampai jumpa Ginah Anak Capo Laki-laki Cabo Perempuan Capo ginah Anak laki-laki Cabo ginah Anak perempuan Toa lang Orang dewasa Lao lang Orang tua Sui singku Mandi Kun Tidur Ciak Makan Ciak peng Makan nasi Ciak cai Makan sayur/ vegetarian Kongwe Berbicara Li kha siang kongwe? Kamu berbicara dengan siapa? Lai Datang Li lai a Kamu sudah datang Khi Pergi Gua mbe jut khi Saya mau pergi Tenglai Pulang Khi tak jhe Pergi ke sekolah Mbe Mau Mbo ai Tidak mau Gua mbe ciak Saya mau makan E hiao Bisa Be hiao Tidak bisa Cuo kang Bekerja Siongpan Berangkat kerja Hapan Pulang kerja Tiam Jam Kui tiam Jam berapa? Cima kui tiam ? Sekarang jam berapa? Li kui tian khi siongpan? Kamu berangkat kerja jam berapa? Lak tiam Jam enam Khiao Pintar Hamban Lelet Siong ban Terlalu lambat Po sip Kursus, les Lit Hari Kina lit Hari ini Mina cai Besok Au lit Besok lusa Ca ang Kemarin Cang am Kemarin malam Gua kali tau siangkang Saya bantu kamu Li kui hui ? Kamu umur berapa? Li kiu semi mia? Siapa namamu? Ti towi? Dimana Li mbe khi towi? Kamu mau kemana? Tangsi Kapan Yi tangsi lai Kapan dia datang? Teng khi Pulang Hue neng khi Pesawat Ce hui neng khi Naik pesawat Kia Berjalan Cao Berlari Bak bak cao Keluyuran Bue Membeli Bue mikia Membeli barang Jiu ki a Handphone Kha ten we Menelpon Siang kha ten we? Siapa yang menelpon? San po Jalan kaki Jia Mobil Ce jia Naik mobil Oto bai Motor Khia oto bai Naik motor Hong sim Tenang Huan rou Khawatir Khua Melihat Khua diansi Nonton televisi Khua yising Periksa ke dokter Pi yi Rumah sakit Khi pi yi Pergi kerumah sakit Toa Besar Sue Kecil San Kurus Toa kho Gendut Kuan Tinggi Gua ai li Saya mencintaimu Sui Cantik Li jia sui Kamu sangat cantik Cin e? Benarkah Li cong sa? Kamu sedang apa? Tao Kepala Tao meng Rambut Ciu Tangan Bak ciu Mata Cui Mulut Pi a Hidung Kha Kaki An cua Bagaimana? Li si ancua la? Kamu kenapa? Li ka gua kong Kamu bilang aja Mbo tien Baterainya habis Pai pai Beribadah Ji Uang Men ji Gratis Itulah Kumpulan Kalimat Pendek Yang Sering Digunakan Dalam Bahasa Hokkien Sehari-Hari. Tentunya masih banyak artikel lain dari admin MandarinMe yang menarik diantaranya perbedaan bahasa hokkien dengan bahasa mandarin. Semoga artikel ini bermanfaat bagi kita semua, jangan lupa pantengin terus website kami untuk info yang lebih menarik ya.

Halo teman-teman! Kali ini kita akan belajar tentang kosakata umum bahasa Hokkien yang sering digunakan sehari-hari. Bahasa Hokkien atau Hokkian atau yang dalam bahasa mandarin disebut dengan 台语 taiyu merupakan bahasa yang juga digunakan di negara Taiwan selain bahasa mandarin yang menjadi bahasa resminya. Namun tidak jarang pula kita menjumpai Cindo orang China-Indonesia yang juga menggunakan bahasa ini, seperti misalnya mereka yang banyak tinggal di Medan. 100 Kosakata Umum Bahasa Hokkien Sehari-Hari Dan tidak ada salahnya apabila teman-teman mempelajari bahasa Hokkien supaya dapat berkomunikasi dengan sesama orang yang juga menggunakan bahasa Hokkien. Apalagi jika teman-teman tinggal China daerah Fujian atau sedang di Taiwan, maka bahasa ini akan sangat berguna bagi kalian. Baiklah, berikut Kosakata umum bahasa Hokkien sehari hari, diantaranya Wa = saya Li = kamu I = dia Wun = kami/ kita Lin = kalian In = mereka Thaoke = bos/ majikan Thaoke niung = bos perempuan Ape = paman Ayi = bibi Tosia = terimakasih Men kheki = sama-sama Sit le = maaf Bo e yakin = tidak apa-apa Wa mbo ji = saya tidak punya uang Khong = bodoh Khiao = pintar Homia = beruntung Bai mia = sial Cit pak = seratus Cit jieng = seribu Cit ban go = lima belas ribu Gocap tiao = 50 juta Ai gun = mengantuk Hak hao = sekolah Tak jie = belajar, sekolah Ciak = makan Pato e’yao = lapar Mbo ciak = tidak makan Siung pa = terlalu kenyang Cupeng = memasak nasi Cui = air Kapi = kopi Teko = cerek/ ketel Te = teh Tauhu = tahu Bi = beras To a = pisau Oa = mangkok Bang = roti U = ada Mbo = tidak ada Mbe = mau E/ e hiao = bisa Mbo ehiao = tidak bisa Men = jangan E thang = bisa Mbo ethang = tidak bisa / tidak boleh Tangsi = kapan Siami = apa Siang = siapa Towi / ti towi = dimana Laksam = kotor Jengki = bersih Cengli = membereskan Sao = menyapu Sue = mencuci Thek = mengambil Bue = membeli Bue = menjual Hongsim = tenang Huanrou = khawatir E kia = takut Ka = berani Ki khuai = aneh Hoahi = senang Kuansim = peduli Cukia = handphone Kong we = berbicara Gai kang = mengobrol Ciu = bir/ minuman beralkohol Lim = minum Minjeng = kasur Pangking = kamar Gun = tidur Sanpo = jalan santai Mingkia = barang Cuiko = buah-buahan Linggo = apel Kimciu = pisang Liambu = jambu Bo tho = anggur Kimkue = labu Li a = buah pir Leci = leci Tiam = toko Sha tiam = toko baju Cuigo tiam = toko buah-buahan Aopiak = belakang Thauk jieng = depan Ting kuan = atas E te = bawah Lae te = didalam Wa khao = di luar Tiong = tengah Piak = disamping Tien = listrik Tien hong = kipas angin Sue sha ki = mesin cuci Ping siung = kulkas Demikianlah 100 Kosakata Umum Bahasa Hokkien sehari hari. Tentunya masih banyak artikel lain dari admin MandarinMe yang menarik seperti perbedaan bahasa Hokkien dengan bahasa Mandarin. semoga artikel ini bermanfaat bagi kita semua. Sekarang MandarinMe membuka kelas bahasa Hokkien dasar untuk teman-teman yang ingin belajar bahasa Hokkien Taiwan, silakan chat admin untuk pendaftaran. Mimin tunggu ya! Tosia!

1. SAPU LANTAI = SAU TE / SAU THO KHA 2. SAPU JALAN = SAU KE LO 3. CUCI BAJU = SE SA 4. GOSOK BAJU = UT SA 5. PAKAI BAJU = CHENG SA 6. BUKA BAJU= THAU SA 7. JEMUR BAJU = PHAK SA 8. SUSUN BAJU = THIAP SA 9. LIPAT BAJU = CIK SA 10. CUCI MUKA = SE BIN 11. CUCI TANGAN = SE CHIU 12. CUCI KAKI = SE KHA 13. CUCI PIRING = SE POI 14. CUCI GELAS = SE TE POI 15. CUCI BERAS = SE BI 16. CUCI RAMBUT = SE TA MO 17. BUKA PINTU = KHU MUI 18. BUKA JENDELA = KHUI THA NGA 19. BUKA CELANA = THAU KHO 20. BUKA SEPATU = THAU E 21. BUKA SANDAL= THAU CHIEN THUA 22. MAKAN NASI = CIAK PUI 23. MAKAN SAYUR = CIAK CHAI 24. SARAPAN PAGI= CIAK TIAM SIN 25. MAKAN SIANG = CIAK TIONG TAU 26. MAKAN MALAM = CIAK AME 27. MAKAN KUE = CIAK KOI 28. MAKAN ROTI = CIAK LO TI 29. MAKAN BUAH = CIAK KOI CI 30. MINUM AIR = LIM KUN CUI 31. MINUM TEH = LIM TE 32. MINUM KOPI = LIM KOPI 33. MINUM BIR = LIM CIU 34. MAU MINUM =AI LIM 35. SILAHKAN MINUM = CHIA LIM 36. SILAHKAN MAKAN = CHIA CIAK 37. BACA BUKU = THAK CHEK 38. BACA MAJALLAH = THAK KO CHEK 39. NONTON TELEVISI = KHUA TEN SE 40. NONTON FILM = KHUA HI 41. LAP /MEMBERSIHKAN = CHIT 42. LAP MEJA = CHIT TOK TENG 43. LAP KACA = CHIT KIA 44. LAP JENDELA = CHIT THA NGA 45. BACA SURAT KHABAR=THAK PO CUA 46. MAKAN BUBUR = CIAK MOI

Hello, ho seh bo? I’m Ian, DiscoverSG’s leading Hokkien speaker. Singapore is home to many dialect groups, but one of the most common one is probably Hokkien. If you grew up in Singapore, you’ve definitely heard Hokkien being spoken around you, whether you’re aware of it or not. The place where Hokkien is most prevalent is the humble kopitiam, where the elderly chatter fluently in the dialect. If you don’t understand a single word of it, or if your Hokkien is limited to the expletives, then allow me to teach you some simple words and phrases that you can use daily. Trust me, I spoke Hokkien before I learnt English. 1. Ai and Mai These are your most basic words. Ai, means “want”. Whereas, Mai, means “don’t want”. GIF Credit giphy So, in future, if you’re bombarded with a sentence in Hokkien and you’re not sure, just say Mai and spare yourself the embarrassment. 2. Ai Mai? You’ve probably heard or even used it before. Ai Mai, a combination of the previous 2 words, is usually used as a question to ask if you want something or not? GIF Credit giphy Example “We’re going to have supper after karaoke. Join us ah. Ai mai?” 3. Chut Mng Chut Mng is a term that’s used by the older generation that means “heading out” or “going out”. GIF Credit giphy Example “Ah boy, where you going? Everyday see you chut mng, you think my house is hotel is it?” 4. Tit Toh Stop giggling. Tit Toh is somewhat similar to Chut Mng, but its meaning is closer to “jalan jalan” or going out to have fun. Example “Everyday chut mng tit toh, you a lot of money to spend is it?” 5. Jiak Hong Jiak Hong literally translates into “eating air”. GIF Credit giphy The real meaning of the word is “to travel” or “holidaying”. Example “Eh I saw Alex’s Instagram Story, he go to Switzerland to jiak hong or for exchange?” 6. Dng Chu Dng Chu means to “go home”. GIF Credit giphy Example “Eh guys I’m gonna dng chu already. Y’all have fun.” 7. Lor Hor Lor Hor translates to “raining”. GIF Credit giphy Example “AH BOY FASTER HELP ME KEEP THE LAUNDRY!!! LOR HOR ALREADY!!!” 8. Jiak Png Jiak Png is probably one of the most used Hokkien phrases. It directly translates to “eat rice” but it’s used to mean “have lunch/dinner” or “to eat”. Example “Eh it’s 1pm already. Let’s go jiak png.” 9. Kun Kun, in this case, does not refer to the Japanese honorific for boys. In Hokkien, it means “to sleep”. GIF Credit giphy Example “This lecturer talk so slowly. I want to kun already.” 10. Ho Seh Bo? Ho Seh Bo is a greeting which means “How are you?” However, this would be better used when speaking to someone who is of the same age, or younger. When speaking to an elder, you should be using Li Ho Bo which means “Are you well?” Example “Wah bro, long time no see. Ho seh bo?” 11. Eh Sai and Buay Sai Singaporeans who speak Hokkien love to use these. Eh Sai means “can”, and Buay Sai means “cannot”. Example A “Can I borrow your pen?” B “Eh sai.” OR A “Can I borrow your pen?” B “Buay sai, cos I only have one.” However, if you’re using Eh Sai in the context of “can or not”, then Eh Sai needs to be complemented with “Buay” at the end. The sentence would be something like this. Example A “Eh you not using your pen. I borrow ah? Eh sai buay? B “Eh sai. Take lor.” 12. Kah Kin Kah Kin means ” to hurry up”. If you’re a sloth, you might’ve heard this used on you more than a few times. Example “Eh you very slow, the movie going to start already. Can you kah kin anot?” So there you have it. Hokkien words and phrases that you can use daily. Feel free to pepper your sentences when speaking with your grandparents for that bit of extra. Also please don’t let Hokkien die out as a dialect. Pass it on. Also read Does It Taste Like Home? 2 Filipinos Found The Best Pinoy Fare In Singapore Header Image Source Tapa Talk

Listen to Podcast Hokkien How Do You Say “What are you talking about?” Psst… You can find our How Do You Say Podcasts on Spotify too! Head to Spotify – or search for on WordsEnglishHokkienOur RomanizationYou all你人你们Li langWhat are you all talking about?你人在讲什么?Li lang le gong sih mih?Listen听TiaI have never heard of this before我无没听过Wa bo tia gehGive给HorCan you tell me more?你可以讲给我听无吗?Li eh sai gong hor wa tia bo?I don’t understand我掠无我不明白Wa liak boOne more time加多一次Geh zit baiCan you say it one more time?你可以讲加多一次无?Li eh sai gong geh zit bai bo?Podcast Transcript Hokkien How Do You Say “What are you talking about?”Hi everyone and a warm welcome to all of our listeners! This is Eugene from Well, so far, you’ve picked up quite a few conversation starters as well as phrases for self-introduction. Now, imagine you had just turned up at a social gathering. What can you say to join an ongoing conversation? Let’s find it out on today’s Hokkien – How Do You Say Podcast!Personally, to join a conversation, I’ll like to ask for a quick download, so that I can contribute constructively. To do that, I would typically say 你人在讲什么?你人 means “You all”. So to ask the question of “What are you all talking about?”, you can phrase it as 你人在讲什么?Now, I’ll like to be prepared for the worst situation. What if it’s a conversation topic that you are totally not familiar with? You can say 我无听过, 你可以讲给我听无? This translates to, “I have never heard of this before. Can you tell me more?”Ok, here’s one more useful phrase for any point of the conversation that you feel lost again, try saying this – 我掠无, 你可以讲加一次无? This means “I don’t get it. Can you say it one more time?”The interesting phrase here is 掠无, which literally means “catch nothing”. In fact, if you want to sound even more local that means the same thing, you can say 我掠无球 – a Singlish term that means “I catch no ball”!Summing up today’s podcast, here are the new phrases for this weekWhat are you talking about? 你人在讲什么?I have never heard of this before. Can you tell me more? 我无听过, 你可以讲给我听无?I don’t get it. Can you say it one more time? 我掠无, 你可以讲加一次无?Well, let me know how your next Hokkien conversation go! Feel free to share with us by leaving us a comment on Facebook or Instagram. Remember, keep practising! Thank you for listening in to our Hokkien – How Do You Say Podcast. I’m Eugene from and see you the next week!Love what you are reading? We’ve got lots more to share during our Hokkien, Teochew and Cantonese express workshops. Join us to pick up words and phrases for everyday use in Singapore. More importantly, you can help to keep these languages alive!Our Philosophy for Learning Hokkien in SingaporeThe pronunciation of Hokkien words varies from one region to another. For example, Penang Hokkien sounds different from Taiwanese Hokkien. At we want to make learning Hokkien fun, easy and practical for daily conversations in Singapore. As such, we think it is important to listen to how Singaporeans speak Hokkien. To do that, we have an ongoing process of collecting audio recordings from at least 100 Hokkien-speaking seniors in Singapore and thereafter based our audio pronunciation on the most commonly-heard similar nature, rather than trying to figure out which Hokkien romanization system to use Pe̍h-ōe-jī or Taiwan Romanization System, we encourage you to form your own phonics, so that you make an association with these Hokkien words in the quickest way possible. To illustrate, the formal romanization of the English word, “eat”, is “chia̍h” in Hokkien. However, in our “Have You Eaten” podcast transcript, you’ll find that we use “jiak”, which we think relates to us better. That said, you may use other romanization “chiah”, “jia”, etc, as long as it helps you to make sense of what you hear.

Pernahkah teman-teman mendengar kata gopek, goceng, atau cepek? Sering ya kan? Kata-kata tersebut sebenarnya angka dalam bahasa hokkien yang disebarkan oleh para keturunan Tionghoa di Indonesia. Bahasa Hokkien merupakan bahasa yang berasal dari rumpun bahasa Min Selatan di China. Bahasa ini juga digunakan di Taiwan dalam percakapan sehari-hari. Bagi teman-teman yang sedang berada di Taiwan atau memiliki rencana untuk belajar atau bekerja di negeri formosa, penting untuk belajar angka 1-100 dalam bahasa hokkien. Alasannya tentu saja untuk memudahkan komunikasi dengan orang Taiwan. Belajar Angka 1-100 Dalam Bahasa Hokkien Yuk kita langsung saja pelajari angka 1-100. 0 Kong 1 Cit/ji 2 Neng/li 3 Sa 4 Si 5 Go 6 Lak 7 Jit 8 Poe 9 Kao 10 Cap 11 Cap it 12 Cap li 13 Cap sa 14 Cap si 15 Cap go 16 Cap lak 17 Cap jit 18 Cap poe 19 Cap kao 20 Li cap 21 Li cap it 22 Li cap li 23 Li cap sa 24 Li cap si 25 Li cap go 26 Li cap lak 27 Li cap jit 28 Li cap poe 29 Li cap kao 30 Sa cap 31 Sa cap it 32 Sa cap li 33 Sa cap sa 34 Sa cap si 35 Sa cap go 36 Sa cap lak 37 Sa cap jit 38 Sa cap poe 39 Sa cap kao 40 Si cap 41 Si cap it 42 Si cap li 43 Si cap sa 44 Si cap si 45 Si cap go 46 Si cap lak 47 Si cap jit 48 Si cap poe 49 Si cap kao 50 Go cap 51 Go cap it 52 Go cap li 53 Go cap sa 54 Go cap si 55 Go cap go 56 Go cap lak 57 Go cap jit 58 Go cap poe 59 Go cap kao 60 Lak cap 61 Lak cap it 62 Lak cap li 63 Lak cap sa 64 Lak cap si 65 Lak cap go 66 Lak cap lak 67 Lak cap jit 68 Lak cap poe 69 Lak cap kao 70 Jit cap 71 Jit cap it 72 Jit cap li 73 Jit cap sa 74 Jit cap si 75 Jit cap go 76 Jit cap lak 77 Jit cap jit 78 Jit cap poe 79 Jit cap kao 80 Poe cap 81 Poe cap it 82 Poe cap li 83 Poe cap sa 84 Poe cap si 85 Poe cap go 86 Poe cap lak 87 Poe cap jit 88 Poe cap poe 89 Poe cap kao 90 Kao cap 91 Kao cap it 92 Kao cap li 93 Kao cap sa 94 Kao cap si 95 Kao cap go 96 Kao cap lak 97 Kao cap jit 98 Kao cap poe 99 Kao cap kao 100 Cit pak Hal-hal yang perlu perhatikan ketika menyatakan angka dalam bahasa hokkien adalah ditengah tetap disebutkan. Contoh 101 cit pak kong it 306 sa pak kong lak 207 neng pak kong jit 2 pada ratusan ribuan atau puluhan ribu disebut “neng”. Contoh 20 li cap 200 neng pak 2000 neng ching neng terdapat nol dibelakang angka, biasanya nol tidak disebutkan. Contoh 120 = cit pak li cap bisa disebutkan cit pak li. 350 = sa pak go cap , bisa disebutkan sa pak go. 490 =si pak kao cap , bisa disebutkan si pak kao. Itulah Belajar Angka 1-100 Dalam Bahasa Hokkien. Tentunya masih banyak artikel admin Mandarinme yang menarik seperti kalimat bahasa mandarin sehari bermanfaat bagi kita semua. Sekarang MandarinMe membuka kelas bahasa mandarin dasar untuk teman-teman yang ingin belajar bahasa mandarin, gabung saja disini. Mimin tunggu ya!

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