HOKKIEN - Definition and synonyms of Hokkien in the Malay dictionary

WHAT DOES HOKKIEN MEAN IN MALAY?

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Hokkien language

Bahasa Hokkien

The Hokkien language is a Chinese dialect derived from the Fujian region of China. The name of this dialect comes from the name Fujian in the dialect itself, namely Hokkien. The Hokkien language is widely spoken in Fujian and Taiwanese islands, as well as northern and southern parts of the Malaysian peninsula, Kuching in Sarawak, and Singapore. In the Indonesian archipelago, this dialect is widely spoken by Chinese in Medan, Bagansiapiapi, Jakarta, Pontianak, and Surabaya. Bahasa Hokkien merupakan sebuah dialek Bahasa Cina yang berasal dari wilayah Fujian di China. Nama dialek ini berasal daripada sebutan nama Fujian dalam dialek itu sendiri, iaitu Hokkien. Bahasa Hokkien ditutur secara meluas di wilayah Fujian dan pulau Taiwan, serta bahagian-bahagian utara dan selatan semenanjung Malaysia, Kuching di Sarawak, dan Singapura. Di kepulauan Indonesia, dialek ini ramai ditutur orang Cina di Medan, Bagansiapiapi, Jakarta, Pontianak, dan Surabaya.

Definition of Hokkien in the Malay dictionary

Hokkien ethnic Chinese who come from the Amoy and Fukien areas in southeast China, and live everywhere in the world. Hokkien suku kaum Cina yg berasal dr daerah Amoy dan Fukien di tenggara China, dan tinggal di merata tempat di dunia.

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MALAY WORDS RELATING TO «HOKKIEN»

TRANSLATION OF HOKKIEN

Find out the translation of Hokkien to 25 languages with our Malay multilingual translator.

The translations of Hokkien from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «Hokkien» in Malay.

Translator Malay - Chinese

福建

1,325 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Spanish

Hokkien

570 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - English

Hokkien

510 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Hindi

होकिएन

380 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Arabic

هوكين

280 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Russian

хоккиен

278 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Portuguese

Hokkien

270 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Bengali

Hokkien

260 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - French

Hokkien

220 millions of speakers

Malay

Hokkien

190 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - German

Hokkien

180 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Japanese

福建語

130 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Korean

복건성

85 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Javanese

Hokkien

85 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Vietnamese

Hokkien

80 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Tamil

ஹோக்கீன்

75 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Marathi

Hokkien

75 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Turkish

Hokkien

70 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Italian

Hokkien

65 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Polish

Hokkien

50 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Ukrainian

Хокей

40 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Romanian

Hokkien

30 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Greek

Hokkien

15 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Afrikaans

Hokkien

14 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Swedish

Hokkien

10 millions of speakers

Translator Malay - Norwegian

Hokkien

5 millions of speakers

TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «HOKKIEN»

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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «HOKKIEN»

Discover the use of Hokkien in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to Hokkien and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.

Loghat Hokkien Pulau Pinang

Hokkien dialect spoken in Pinang Island, Malaysia.

Choon Hoe Tan, 2006

Teochew Red Hokkien Green: A Story of Early Singapore

Hokkien merchantspay a high pricefor theexclusive opium, andnow thatrevenue isbeing eroded by uncouth tactics!”Yong Huat thundered. Mei Lansneaked her head out ofthe kitchento witness the fierce exchange. The mentionof opium sent ...

Song Cheng Miang, 2014

Malaysian Hokkien People: Betty Chew, Francis Yeoh, ...