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hakka

/ˈhæk.ə/

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noun

/ˈhæk.ə/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее представителя народа юго-восточного Китая, включая Гонконг, Кантон и Тайвань, мигрировавшего с севера в XII веке, или диалект китайского языка, на котором говорит эта группа.

A noun referring to a member of a people of southeastern China, including Hong Kong, Canton, and Taiwan, who migrated from the north in the 12th century, or to the dialect of Chinese spoken by this group.

proper noun

  1. Ethnic groupB2formal

    A member of a Han Chinese subgroup native to southeastern China, historically migrating from northern China around the 12th century.

    ruХакка

    • The Hakka have a distinct culture and language.
    • Many Hakka people live in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
    • Hakka communities are known for their unique architecture.
  2. LanguageB2formal

    A dialect of Chinese spoken by the Hakka people, primarily in southeastern China.

    ruЯзык

    • She speaks Hakka fluently with her grandparents.
    • Hakka is one of the major Chinese language groups.
    • Learning Hakka helps connect with the Hakka heritage.
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