In Mandarin, we say 睡得不好 vs in Cantonese, we say 瞓得唔好 (didn’t sleep well) You can find they were saying this phrase at 2:07 of the following great video about cancer (This is a great video for listening comprehension for Cantonese learners) https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxXR8CGHNWqhUTB7OfFsDA6gyG5XxjglxS?si=1GtImSYcjsBZva35
This is a request from a CantonesePod.com and ChineseBay.com visitor. The two sentences are: 1)I love and respect your daughter very much. ngo5hou2ngoi3 tung4maai4 hou2zyun1ging3 nei5ge3 neoi5 我 好爱 同埋 好尊敬 你嘅女。 2）I humbly request your permission to marry her. ngo5 him1bei1gam2 cing2kau4 nei5 wan5heoi2 ngo5 tung4keoi5 git3fan1 我谦卑咁请求您允许我同佢结婚。
父親節快樂！(Traditional Chinese) 父亲节快乐! (Simplified Chinese) fu6can1zit3 faai3lok3 (JyutPing) father’s day happy You may also download the better sound mp3 for “Happy Father’s Day” in Cantonese below:
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As we said in previous post, TV shows are a great way to learn a language and this applies to Cantonese learners. This advanced Cantonese learning TV series come with Traditional Chinese caption ????? (HD ??) Living in Israel Click to watch
TV Shows are a great learning resource for Cantonese students. Here’s a great example: ???? (HD ??) Click more to watch
A great Indian speaking Cantonese A funniest person. I just love him!
Corinna Chamberlain (???), a a Hong Kong born white girl,daughter of Australian mother and New Zealand father , has become more than a 50% Hong Kong Native. Sing and speak like a Hong Kong native: The beauty of Corrinna: She can do it, you can speak Cantonese well too. More about her? Cantonese White Girl …
Learning Cantonese can be lots of fun and romance. When I saw this video on Youtube, I can’t help thinking of putting it here to share with you and teach you how to propose to a girl like Jacky Cheung, At 0:26, he said, “???“ means “I’m begging you.” Now you know to beg/ask/request someone …
Scripts: ?????. ????????. ngo5 hai6 ho4 gwok3 wing3. ngo5 hai6 jat1 go3 ou3 zau1 gwai2 lou2. ngo5 = I/me; hai6 = am/is/are/to be; ho4 = river?surname here) gwok3 = country; wing3 = glory; jat1 go3 = one (person); ou3 zau1 = Australia; gwai2 lou2 = a humorous way to call “foreigner(s)”, it does not really …