Hoklo expands to new arenas — the Web and resumes: Difference between revisions

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This year, more colloquial Hoklo terms have entered the lexicon of the nation’s netizens, including terms such as “安爪” (afnzvoar, meaning “what’s up” in Hoklo), “休跨” ([[siøfkhoar]], meaning “a little” in Hoklo) and “啊嗯勾” ([[afmxkuo]], meaning “but” in Hoklo).
This year, more colloquial Hoklo terms have entered the lexicon of the nation’s netizens, including terms such as “安爪” (afnzvoar, meaning “what’s up” in Hoklo), “休跨” ([[siøfkhoar]], meaning “a little” in Hoklo) and “啊嗯勾” ([[afmxkuo]], meaning “but” in Hoklo).


However, the incorporation of Hoklo into cyber-speak is not a new phenomenon as in previous years other terms made their way into cyber-speak, such as “凍蒜” ([[torngsoarn]], meaning “get elected” in Hoklo) and “莊孝維” ([[zngsiawee]], meaning “playing dumb” in Hoklo).
However, the incorporation of Hoklo into cyber-speak is not a new phenomenon as in previous years other terms made their way into cyber-speak, such as “凍蒜” ([[torngsoarn]], meaning “get elected” in Hoklo) and “莊孝維” ([[zngsiao`ee]], meaning “playing dumb” in Hoklo).




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