Reading Material in Penang Hokkien
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On this page I provide you the reading material in Penang Hokkien. An important part of learning to reading in Penang Hokkien is to enjoy reading material that is written in the language. At Penang Travel Tips, I am creating reading material to help you get familiar with the writing system, while at the same time discover and enjoy Penang. Reading material ranges from basic to advanced, with more being added regularly.
There is a saying that Penang people think with their stomach. It is certainly true that food forms an important part of life in Penang, and the fame of Penang food has spread far and wide. This section offers you articles related to food in Penang.
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Gain insights into the world of the Penang Chinese people, which comprises various groups including the Hokkiens, the Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Hainanese and Sinning, but all subscribe to speaking Penang Hokkien
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Guided Reading
The Guided Reading articles are for people who already speak Penang Hokkien but can use some help in getting familiar with the Taiji Romanisation. These articles include audio rendition of each sentence, so a person who understands spoken Penang Hokkien can read as well as listen to each sentence.Penang Hokkien Lessons
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There is a saying that Penang people think with their stomach. It is certainly true that food forms an important part of life in Penang, and the fame of Penang food has spread far and wide. This section offers you articles related to food in Penang.
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Pe3nang1 Hok1kien1 Se1kai3 (The World of Penang Hokkien)
Gain insights into the world of the Penang Chinese people, which comprises various groups including the Hokkiens, the Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Hainanese and Sinning, but all subscribe to speaking Penang Hokkien
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Video Reading
Here's a list of video reading for selected text from the Penang Travel Tips website.Basic Level Material
As you get to know Penang Hokkien, you can practise reading the following basic level material.Articles in Penang Hokkien
Embedded Reading Material
Some of the reading material in Penang Hokkien is embedded within the main passages of Penang Travel Tips. You can find them listed below. Some of these are also available in video format. Click to view full list of Penang Hokkien Video Guides.- Arulmigu Balathandaythapani Kovil
- Botanical Gardens Waterfall
- Brother & Sister on a Swing Mural
- Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
- Jelutong Market Putu Payong Stall
- Kim Hee Cafe
- Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi
- Little Children on a Bicycle Mural
- Muka Head Lighthouse
- Pulau Tikus District
- Tip for Cooking a Great Curry in Penang
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