How to pronounce “hakka” in English

Hakka means, I guess in a nice way, I would say guest people.

And Hakka women are the only women in China who culturally never bound their feet.

So Hakka women, are the only women who didn't bind their feet.

Many of them were Hakka.

The culture of Hakka people is that the women didn't bind their feet.

And everywhere the Hakka people went, they went in a band.

And they fought alongside Hakka men.

There's also a group called the Hakka which literally means guest people, which are Han Chinese who moved from northern China to Southern China quite a long time ago and are scattered

feuds sometimes, violence between Hakka and non-Hakka living near each other.

settings a lot did; the Hakka women never bound their feet.

My mother comes from, on the Chinese side, is Hakka.

And these are these weird, umm, very unusual homes of the Hakka people.