Hac Sa
Hac Sa proper noun: a beach, area, and village in Coloane, Macau.

Proper noun
Hac Sa
- A beach, area, and village in Coloane, Macau.
- Coloane, where the Portuguese defeated some pirates in 1910, is supposed to have the nicest beaches, but I found them muddy. Hac Sa is a black sand beach. Ka Ho is a white sand beach. Cheoc Van is best for swimming.1982 October 24, Pamela G. Hollie, “CHINA WITH A PORTUGUESE ACCENT”, in The New York Times, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 24 May 2015, Travel, page 9
- Stretching for three-quarters of a mile (1.2 km) in a gentle crescent, Hac Sa Beach offers Macau residents a seaside retreat from their hectic urban lives. Most locals say Hac Sa is the best of the three strips of sand on Coloane, as it is much larger than scenic Cheoc Van Beach.2007, Steven K. Bailey, “Coloane Island: Macau's Countryside”, in Strolling in Macau: A Visitor's Guide to Macau, Taipa, and Coloane, ThingsAsian Press, →ISBN, →OCLC, page 133
Origin of Hac Sa
From Cantonese 黑沙 (literally “black sand”).
Questions about Hac Sa
- What does Hac Sa mean?
- Hac Sa means a beach, area, and village in Coloane, Macau.
- What part of speech is Hac Sa?
- Hac Sa is a proper noun.
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