This is an interesting brief introduction of Chinese language though the classification of Hakka and teochew as Yue language is not correct. Hakka is a language family itself and teochew is under Min language family, a distant relative of Min nan dialects.
http://www.secretchina.com/news/article ... 4968b.html
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Eng Wai
			
			
									
						
										
						Interesting Brief Introduction of Chinese Language
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				Dylan Sung
 
Re: Interesting Brief Introduction of Chinese Language
Sorry, but Chiew Lee Yih isn't the best source of information as you've found for yourself. Get a good standard textbook on the subject on HanYu YuYanXue. Like 
YuYanXue by LIN Tao, GENG ZhenSheng. SanMin Publication House. ISBN 957-14-2677-6. (1999)
Dyl.
			
			
									
						
										
						YuYanXue by LIN Tao, GENG ZhenSheng. SanMin Publication House. ISBN 957-14-2677-6. (1999)
Dyl.
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Re: Interesting Brief Introduction of Chinese Language
This is an interesting brief introduction of Chinese language though the classification of Hakka and teochew as Yue language is not correct. Hakka is a language family itself and teochew is under Min language family, a distant relative of Min nan dialects.
http://www.secretchina.com/news/article ... 4968b.html
Eng wai,
Thanks for the link. I went to have a look, it does not say that hakka and teochew are yue language but that they are additional languages spoken in gwang tung province. I think you misunderstood them.
Hakka people also reside in hokkien province.
Hakka is a separate "language" but they sound similar to cantonese.
teochiu belongs to minnan.
			
			
									
						
										
						http://www.secretchina.com/news/article ... 4968b.html
Eng wai,
Thanks for the link. I went to have a look, it does not say that hakka and teochew are yue language but that they are additional languages spoken in gwang tung province. I think you misunderstood them.
Hakka people also reside in hokkien province.
Hakka is a separate "language" but they sound similar to cantonese.
teochiu belongs to minnan.