Lesson 4 of Hokkien Romanisation on Clubhouse 👋 Tones at 10AM - August 7, 2021.
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Guests: Meri Piaⁿ, Sio Bah, & Kita Peng Iu.
We have a small group of listeners and a few new ones and one old bird. But they are all so good with their ghost stories. After you listen to this show, you’ll think twice before opening the door or when you ride the lift alone.
I have added a new banner in bright red on the right column of the site whenever there is a scheduled recording.
I’ll remove the banner as soon as we finish recording. So, you can easily check when you visit https://PenangHokkien.com and see if there’s a scheduled upcoming recording session.
I’m going to use Google+ Hangout for each recording, and will be using Events in Google+ from now on. Please RSVP, and add the Penang Hokkien Page to your Circle. Those who said Yes and Maybe will get priority when the room gets full. And as a backup, if you want to join, and the room is full (10 max), you can add me to your Skype list, and send me a message there. I can take more guests on Skype. My Skype ID is johnong.
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The next recording has been scheduled:
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Guests: Tua Liap Thau, Kun Chui Kuan, Bo Mo· Peh , Chhau Tau, Belacan Ke, Sambai Belacan, Meri Piaⁿ , Sudirman, Takatikita.
Our guests shared their traveling experiences on airplanes and on trains. Stories from Malaysia to India! Special new guests. You have to see how their nicknames come to live right within the show. That’s why you should come up with your nicknames before you come on the show. Unless you want some really cool nicknames from me!
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Guests: Eng Kok Tiong, Belacan Ke, Sambai Belacan, Meri Piaⁿ, Chhau Tau, Kun Chui Kuan, Bo Mo· Peh, Ang Mo· Tan.
Let’s talk about buying houses. We have PGHK guests from all over the world. We talked about the housing market in Penang, England, Australia and more.
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Walk down the memory lane Penang Hokkien style! We talked about various drinks that we used to make at home. From Milo to Overtine. Klim to Fernleaf.
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Guests: Namsai, Ah Long, Lau Kuaⁿ, Puki Phong Ph, Sarawak Ah Niau, Jagong, Engkok Tiong.
This is the second part of a two-parter.
Continue to listen to our old bird Namsai came back to share her stories. Several new listeners also came to share theirs, and asked Namsai’s opinion. This show creeped me out a lot because Namsai seemed to be able to see the location of where I encountered some weird sensation on my neck.
Skip to 55:00 to start the 2nd part of the show:
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Guests: Namsai, Ah Long, Lau Kuaⁿ, Puki Phong Ph, Sarawak Ah Niau, Jagong, Engkok Tiong.
This is the first part of a two-parter.
Our old bird Namsai came back to share her stories. Several new listeners also came to share theirs, and asked Namsai’s opinion. This show creeped me out a lot because Namsai seemed to be able to see the location of where I encountered some weird sensation on my neck.
Don’t forget to come back to listen to the second part next week.
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Guests: Belacan Ke, Sambai Belacan, Ah Long, Ah Chew, Mo· Phun, Nam Sai.
The tech savvy listeners talk about their impression of iPhone 5. What they liked and hated about iOS 6.
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Guests: Chhau Tau, Eng Kong Tiong, Jagung, Namsai, Lau Kuaⁿ, & Ah Long.
This week we discussed about seafood. I’d say a majority of Penangites love seafood. Find out what we like, what we don’t like. And sea some pictures from listeners as well.
Click on the image for more photos from Chhau Tau & Belacan Ke.
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Guests: Belacan Ke, Chhau Tau, Haisom, Bak Kuaⁿ, Jagung, Namsai, Hau Tiauⁿ Ah Long, & Lau Kuaⁿ, & Kuching e Niau Kiaⁿ.
We discussed how we celebrated Moon Cake Festival. You’ll be surprised how different each of us celebrated it. We talked about lanterns, moon cakes, mythical stories about the festival, and more.
Leng Kok 菱角
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Watch the video for some pre-show hilarity. And of course, you’ll get to see a lot of Namsai’s lanterns:
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