Hokkien???? interesting

[alexchau]

Hello guys,

I am teochew from Australia,

does anyone know where can I learn Hokkien online or part time in Melbourne,VIC Australia.

I know there is one in NSW called Australian Hokkien Huay Kuan Association but I dunno what service they do and it is another state so quite far for me.

Does anyone know any Hokkien Association in Melbourne

[Ah-bin]

As far as I know there is only one Hokkien Language Association in Australia with a membership of one. Me! Pity I'm in Canberra. I'm looking for recruits though.

[xng]

Hello guys,

I am teochew from Australia,

does anyone know where can I learn Hokkien online or part time in Melbourne,VIC Australia.

I know there is one in NSW called Australian Hokkien Huay Kuan Association but I dunno what service they do and it is another state so quite far for me.

Does anyone know any Hokkien Association in Melbourne

I teach hokkien part-time but unfortunately, I am not in australia.

[Ah-bin]

If you already speak Teochew you might be able to get advice on these forums on how to change your Teochew into something people from Amoy/Taiwan/Singapore/Penang might understand. I've had conversations in Taiwanese-style Hokkien (when I could still speak it) with a Teochew from Thailand and he understood a lot.

[alexchau]

Thank you for your advices guys.

and hey, ah Bin,

the one I saw is in Cabramatta in NSW. Is that your one

[Ah-bin]

Haha! No, in Canberra...and I am just one ang-mo who lives there and learns Hokkien. I might go and look for that Huey-koan now you've told me about it though!