Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Discussions on the Hakka dialects.
Kowloon Dragon

Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by Kowloon Dragon »

so is this true? i know it is discussed in the other thread but this is its own thread. I am Hakka, and i have friends telling me i look Korean, so i am wondering.
Dylan

Re: Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by Dylan »

No. It is baseless. Looks is no basis for deciding origin.

Dyl.
alex lam

Re: Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by alex lam »

hey man,

I'm hakka too... and now i'm studying in Seoul as exchange and some people thought that i was korean... But i think if all asian get naked with no make up, we all look the same man whether u re jap chin or kore or watever...
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Re: Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by . »

By the same token, anyone who is white could be Russian if they all stood naked in the middle of Moscow.

Physical characteristics is not a good way of deciding what language they speak, or what food they like to eat!

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qrasy

Re: Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by qrasy »

May be that is because we have small eyes and they don't know Asians well.

You can see the difference clearly if you want.
qrasy

Re: Hakka originally from Korea and Japan?

Post by qrasy »

Hahaha. Koreans very easy to distinguish from Chinese among the "fair Mongoloids"
DarkGhost
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Post by DarkGhost »

Rofl, no. Hakka's came from central/north China. Henan, Shaanxi province etc. There's no way Hakkas came from Korea/Japan.
andalas

Hakka is South Chinese

Post by andalas »

No, no way they came from north central China. I think they come from Southern Chinese.
Thomas Chin

Post by Thomas Chin »

The present Hakka areas are in the Southern China, but they originated from the Northern parts (as many of the inhabitants of Souther China)

Regards,

Thomas
andalas

Post by andalas »

Southern Chinese are a mix of South inhabitants and North comers, but genetics show that they are more of South.

Maybe the south inhabitants also came from north, but I mean the Southern China's inhabitants at the Han age.
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