00:00 "Rui" in Hokkien is not actually from "Rui" in Malay
00:03 Hokkien has the word "Rui" for a long time
00:06 I don't have "Rui"
00:08 It's okay if you don't understand, it's useless if you understand
00:10 What's the point of understanding?
00:11 Some people posted on the Internet that
00:12 "Rui" is 100% pure Hokkien
00:15 And there are hundreds of contents that
00:16 "Rui" is derived from the word "lei"
00:19 Indeed, in the South China,
00:21 compared to the word "Qian"
00:22 "Rui" is more commonly used
00:24 especially in Zhangzhou
00:26 I'm so tired
00:27 I'm tired too
00:28 I'm talking so loudly
00:29 Nevertheless, it is generally thought that
00:31 "Rui" is a Chinese foreign word
00:33 It is derived from the word "Qian" in Malay
00:36 But according to a book
00:37 In the period when the Dutch occupied Malacca and Indonesia
00:40 there was a coin called "Rui"
00:43 The pronunciation is exactly the same as "Rui"
00:45 The theory is that
00:46 "Rui"'s Minnan and Duyin
00:47 is because of the currency coin "Rio"
00:49 that was circulating in Minnan in Spain
00:52 What interesting knowledge do you know?
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