An Interview with Me

June 30, 2006

A local TV station in Foochow made an interview with me half a month ago, about the writing system of Foochowese. They always want my opinions on this or that… Do I really seem a rebellious boy? :cool:

Yes, I’m very proud to say that the romanization of Foochowese has a very long history, much longer than the Mandarin Pinyin. Wanna read some books in Foochowese? Ok, check out these links!

THE NEW TESTAMENT
THE OLD & THE NEW TESTAMENT
MATTHEW

For my friends’ interest, I have uploaded the interview video into YouTube. People in the interview mainly talked in Mandarin Chinese but also spoke a little Foochow. Ah please don’t laugh at my dialect accent, because I was brought up in Foochow, not in Peking. I speak Mandarin with the Foochow accent and Foochow with the Mandarin accent… What the hell do I speak?


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  1. 就怎么没人采访limkianmhui呢?达人一族啊

    Comment by 干掉大韓民國 — August 24, 2006 @ 3:06 pm

  2. 補充一下,
    台語的”媳婦”,也是”新婦” (sim-pū) 喔

    You’ve done a good job!

    Comment by khaihiok — December 21, 2006 @ 12:56 pm

  3. No, I don’t think you speak Mandarin with a strong accent. I think Kianhui’s and my speaking is much more serious, haha…

    Comment by 葉先秦 — March 25, 2007 @ 10:14 pm

  4. To khaihiok: “新婦” is a term shared by most southern Chinese languages, including Hokkianese, Taiwanese and Cantonese.

    To 葉先秦: speaking Mandarin with a strong accent is not something to feel shameful about. :’)

    Comment by gnudoyng — April 3, 2007 @ 9:30 pm

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