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(PDF) Hokkien in Binondo and its effects in Philippine society | Mikaela Isabelle Fenix... - 0 views

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brixkozuki24 on 08 Mar 24

This paper discusses a brief history of Hokkien (Fujian) migrants into the Philippines and how their culture, language, and food has survived in a new, syncretized form in the Philippines. The article gives a few examples that can be seen in Binondo, a Chinese district in Manila, Philippines.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This paper discusses a brief history of Hokkien (Fujian) migrants into the Philippines and how their culture, language, and food has survived in a new, syncretized form in the Philippines. The article gives a few examples that can be seen in Binondo, a Chinese district in Manila, Philippines.</div>

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(PDF) Chinese Loanwords in Southeast Asian Languages | Mark Alves - Academia.edu - 0 views

brixkozuki24 on 08 Mar 24

This paper talks about Chinese loanwords in selected Southeast Asian languages (Khmer, Thai, Hmong, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Indonesian) and compares how different Chinese words got into different SEA languages depending on how the Chinese integrated with the local population.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This paper talks about Chinese loanwords in selected Southeast Asian languages (Khmer, Thai, Hmong, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Indonesian) and compares how different Chinese words got into different SEA languages depending on how the Chinese integrated with the local population.</div>

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