i learned all my cantonese from Guangdong province, and travelled to HK and used it, was so cool. But im still learning, im not an expert to tell accent differences yet, but is there any major difference between cantonese in guangdong (local guangdong people say it originated here and are extremely proud of cantonese) and the cantonese in HK?
iYsabelle yes "wai" is the proper form of "hello" in cantonese when you start a phone conversation. This is not found in english, but this form of hello found exclusively in phone conversation can also be found in mandarin (wei) or in japanese (moshi moshi) etc.
MikeTutor m sic is more related to if you don't know how to do something (such as if you want to say i don't know how to cook) and m tsi is more of i don't know with regards to information.
I thought this was ASMR at first 😂. Thank you for the infos
This video is quite awesome! Thanks for sharing this with us.
I already know how to speak cantonese but I like the watch videos like this lol
Randomly stumbled on to this. Good video, and quite informative :D
Thanks!
Love your videos. Very informative and helpful 😄😊🖒👌👊
Very good sir l like this video very esay
i learned all my cantonese from Guangdong province, and travelled to HK and used it, was so cool. But im still learning, im not an expert to tell accent differences yet, but is there any major difference between cantonese in guangdong (local guangdong people say it originated here and are extremely proud of cantonese) and the cantonese in HK?
There may be accent differences, but from my experience, not much that I an think of
thank you for sharing i learn a lot
My pleasure
Nei hou 🙏
very happy to know you.. ho go hing ying sik ngei
Hi I can learn Cantonese and I want speak with Chinese people I want yu can help me???
It's so weird I always said o not ngo, keu not kwerh lay not nei which is supposedly right and doh dze not tse.
Wow.....Hello is the english format for hello? Really bro? Thanks!!!! I was always wondering about it.
You bet! Of course there are variations to hello, but this is the most common one
how about "why " for Hello? I hear people say it on the phone... :)
iYsabelle yes "wai" is the proper form of "hello" in cantonese when you start a phone conversation. This is not found in english, but this form of hello found exclusively in phone conversation can also be found in mandarin (wei) or in japanese (moshi moshi) etc.
very good .thanks
Thank youu 😁 !
what to respond to "dim aaa lay" ??
what do you respond to "How are you?". You can simply say hou5 hou5 as very good but it can be much more complex as well
I guess you from Vancouver right?
Hi Mike, I tried to find your app, but there are 250 apps under Cantonese phrases, could you be more specific?
Please look at my android app link in my about section to find more information
and how to say I don't know in cantonese in like talking..? is it M sic or M tsi?
iYsabelle both of them is actually correct. They meant the same thing
MikeTutor m sic is more related to if you don't know how to do something (such as if you want to say i don't know how to cook) and m tsi is more of i don't know with regards to information.
m-sic means "I don't understand".
m-tsi means "I don't know".
thanks xD
:)))))))
Ho go hing ying sik lay. Lay ho ma.
Great
can you actually say those words
so i can hear pronunciation?
Doh tse