Cantonese Immersion:Learn With MP3 and Podcasting – Cantonese Pod
How to say "I like it" (before you really fall in love with it 🙂 ?
ngo5 = I, me
zung1 = center, central, in the middle of
ji3 = thought, idea
So many people asked for this, so I have to post this first.
我ngo5 = I
爱ngoi3 = love
你nei5 = you
How do you say "you love me"?
Just reverse the words: 你爱我nei5 ngoi3 ngo5 (Isn't Cantonese simpler than English? You bet!)
Note: Young native speakers nowadays tend to use "lei5 (懶音 lazy sound)" for "你nei5 (you)". For beginners, we'd better use "n" instead of "l". Meanwhile, understanding that many people use "lazy sounds" is helpful.
You may refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proper_Cantonese_pronunciation
for more info about 懶音 lazy sound.
In this lesson, we'll learn about food, which is considered "heaven" by us human being.
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