Fenixx SG Depends on how the tone the word ‘hia’ is pronounced, it could men ‘elder brother” or “ant”.
hasene SG Ah Hia can be teochew or hokkien.If you have more hokkien enquiries, do ask Bangulzai, he is an expert.
Junyang700 SG Depends on how the tone the word ‘hia’ is pronounced, it could men ‘elder brother” or “ant”.Ant not "kao hia" meh?
Junyang700 SG Ah Hia can be teochew or hokkien.If you have more hokkien enquiries, do ask Bangulzai, he is an expert.Thought hokkien is gor???? Or is that cantonese?
hasene SG Thought hokkien is gor???? Or is that cantonese? Gor or hia can be used in hokkien. From what I hear, most of the elderly would use hia
BanguIzai SG 老兄~~~~~hey, that's a nice form of greeting which we should use more often!we usually add 恁 in front of 老兄 to make 恁老兄
angel7030 SG what does 'ah hia' mean? u come to my place, lots of thai gals will call you ah hia...u go ask them yourself.
