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hakka

/ˈhæk.ə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un peuple du sud-est de la Chine, originaire du nord et migré au XIIe siècle, présent notamment à Hong Kong, au Guangdong et à Taïwan, ainsi que le dialecte chinois parlé par ce groupe.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈhæk.ə/

nom propre

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.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant un peuple du sud-est de la Chine, originaire du nord et migré au XIIe siècle, présent notamment à Hong Kong, au Guangdong et à Taïwan, ainsi que le dialecte chinois parlé par ce groupe.
  1. Ethnic group B2 formal

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

    • 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.

    🇫🇷Hakka (groupe ethnique)

  2. Language B2 formal

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

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

    🇫🇷hakka (langue)

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