Chinese languages

Here is a link to a list of Hakka dictionaries:

http://www.chineselanguage.org/content/?pageID=Book:100

Due to the fact that there are many Hakka variants it might be difficult to get hold on audio files for your variant. e.g. for de variants spoken in Taiwan there is plenty of audio available.
Best way would be to find someone close to you to get the proper tones for your variant.

da deen wah bay ngor day = call us
lay nui pun yau = your girl friend (?? not sure about this)

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inouk wrote:Hi!

I'm wondering if you could tell me what does it mean in english please?

It was tatooed on an arm.

Here the picture:



Thanks so much!

It means

"Simplified Chinese Version:"

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