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Interpretation and Sentence Making in Hakka Dialect
Athena Chu: Keji

Meaning: (1) native place of residence (different from' native place'). (2) "foreigners" living in the local area.

Hakka sentences:

1, the so-called migrant workers (guest workers) and their descendants constitute a very important minority in Austria.

2. I have received different forms of professional training and served as a full-time or visiting corporate coach in many well-known management consulting companies.

3. The remarkable feature of the distribution of dialects in Anji County is the large number and population of Hakka dialects, which are intertwined with each other, forming a typical multi-dialect contact area.

From the border between Fujian and Guangdong, along the border between Hunan and Jiangxi, to southern Hubei, there are probably millions of such Hakkas.

The recent lecture on English grammar by visiting professor attracted many college students.

6. The use of Chinese by new immigrant women is very important for the construction of self-immigrant identity;

7. In principle, exploited workers and peasants, especially the * * * production party, should not be introduced into this boundary of the original nation.

8. Unexpectedly, the revolution failed and the Hakkas were oppressed by the natives.