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Chitchat Nostalgia hokkien words used
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Why the eldest grandson (of the deceased) need to 顶 as youngest son (of the deceased) and wear the 麻衣 together with his father (the deceased eldest son) ?
Maybe the youngest son already died or could not make it for funeral
I also don't know the tradition but i know is Not this reason
Maybe is when the deceased only has 1 son. The tradition wanted them to have more sons.
Kar Tar Chia ? Bicycle
I was taught
Kar tar - car
Kar lah chia - bicycle
Difference lies in step or drag.
Step is tar
Drag is lah
Paiseh I forgotten all these liao.
My late dad told me before.
I remember got many roads is by km ko.
Like How many ko
Reference point if I remember correctly is at the Clifford pier there ?
Hope some ah lau samster can share
Clifford Pier is ang ding beh tao? 红灯码头Paiseh I forgotten all these liao.
My late dad told me before.
I remember got many roads is by km ko.
Like How many ko
Reference point if I remember correctly is at the Clifford pier there ?
Hope some ah lau samster can share
Yes and why reference from there should be because that was the disembarkment point of our forefathers.
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