Speak Hokkien Campaign (Chinese: 講福建話運動, Tâi-lô: Kóng Hok-kiàn-uā Ūn-tōng) is a social movement dedicated to the language revitalization of the Hokkien language.[1] The campaign was launched online by some Hokkien speakers from Penang, Malaysia,[2] and is committed to maintaining and expanding the use of Hokkien.[3][4] The name was chosen to contrast with the Speak Mandarin Campaign, which is a Singaporean government program meant to encourage Chinese Singaporeans to speak Mandarin instead of Hokkien.
See also
[edit]- Hoklo people
- Hokkien culture
- Hokkien architecture
- Written Hokkien
- Hokkien media
- Southern Malaysia Hokkien
- Penang Hokkien
- Taiwanese Hokkien
- Medan Hokkien
- Singaporean Hokkien
- Amoy dialect
- Lan-nang-ue (Philippine dialect of Hokkien)
- Protection of the Varieties of Chinese
- Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights
References
[edit]- ^ "講福建話運動 Speak Hokkien Campaign". Facebook.
- ^ 蔡愛卿. "年輕人上載公益短片 網上推廣講福建話". 365 NEWS. Archived from the original on 2016-08-13.
- ^ "About Speak Hokkien Campaign". Speak Hokkien Campaign.
- ^ Mok, Opalyn (July 14, 2015). "Saving the Penang Hokkien language, one word at a time". Malay Mail. Retrieved December 23, 2018.
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