Thank you for making the Cantonese corner. Most foreigners would be interested in learning Mandarin for the China market. Glad you have so much passion about Cantonese. As a Hong Konger, I would say your Cantonese is close to native speaker. I have no idea of tones, but it sounds right.
You're welcome, and thank you! That's one of the things I heard the most from people: "Why learn Cantonese when Mandarin is so much more useful?" But I never really was interested in learning Mandarin ... plus I have so much more to learn about Cantonese! 🥸🤩
@@CantoneseCorner I am a native Cantonese speaker. Thank you for your love and passion! You have perfect intonation and articulation. You must have spent lots of effort in learning this language. =) 😍
Thanks for supporting Cantonese. Most people want to learn Mandarin and happy you are supporting Cantonese. We can’t lose this dialect as important link to our identity. Cantonese rocks.
I’m happy. TH-cam take me to watch your channel. You’re so brilliant 🤩 and can speak really good Cantonese. Thank you for teaching Cantonese and let’s more people learning. From Hongkonger.
I'm happy that you found me, too!! Thank you for such a lovely compliment! 💝 Yes, I hope more and more people will learn, and I'll do what I can to teach them! :)
Greetings from Hong Kong. Hello, Miss Sue. I found your TH-cam channel from an interview on Apple Daily. Anyway, your Cantonese speaking is so clear and fluent, as well as tones. And I hope that I can hike again since January, because it allows me to feel a sensational moment in a natural environment. 🥾⛰️ Sorry to hear that you lost your job and needed to return to your home country, United States of America, last year, due to the pandemic. I hope you can find your path smoothly and return to Hong Kong in the future. (I always wished to live/work/study in America in the future, after being influenced since childhood.)
Hello!! Thank you for commenting and watching from Hong Kong! I hope you can hike again too before it gets too hot ... I've heard temperatures aren't too hot now, but it's raining, so that's a bummer ... but typical March weather for sure! Thank you for the well wishes. The path is becoming smoother, but a few bumps along the way aren't always a bad thing, I think. Keeps it interesting. 😄 Wishing you all the best too, and do hope you can make it to the US someday! 💗
I agree with her Cantonese fluency is spot on. I swear, if I never saw her on TH-cam and listen to her Cantonese, I swear I was listening to a HK local
Your knowledge of Cantonese is excellent! I think you're doing better than A LOT of native Cantonese speakers. I can assure you that the majority of Cantonese speakers in Canton Province speak the language with some of their local accent. But in your case, I don't hear any foreign accent at all. Thank you for your efforts in promoting the language (not dialect)!
I can’t believe that someone will actually learn Cantonese! You speak very fluent Cantonese and as a Hong Konger I really appreciate it! (Im sorry if my grammars are bad)
Thanks for the weird algorithm to bring me here. I get obsessed with watching this channel though I grow up in Hong Kong and Cantonese is my mother language (hahaha). The teacher's accent is perfect (even better than many of the local speakers...) and the expressions are exactly what we are using every day. :) Thank you for promoting and making Cantonese survive.
Thank you. So helpful and well taught. Love your videos and really happy you’re continuing to teach us - I was worrried there for a bit that you might stop! Thanks for continuing.
I just stumbled into one of your videos this week, super impressed with your pronunciation and fluency in Cantonese. A lot of my Chinese/HK friends moved overseas when they were very young and a lot of them have struggled (or have no interest) to learn Cantonese. I'm sure others have commented on how there's much less interest in Cantonese due to the more practical nature of Mandarin (to reach the Chinese market), but I just want to echo the sentiment that it's great to someone that's passionate about persevering and teaching the language. Thank you and keep up the great work!
My mom grew up in HK (and TW) and your Cantonese accent is legit! I love how you include all the little 'gotchas' that might trip up a native English speaker. Also thank you for teaching *traditional* characters!
Hello from HONGKONG! As a local HKer I’ve heard that Cantonese is very difficult to learn and master but I didn’t really realize the complicity of it until you’ve listed all these different phrases to the audience! Truly appreciate your passionate about Cantonese and making videos for the world to learn this language! Cantonese can be tricky but it’s fun!
Wow as a 广东人 living in US, I am really impressed with your accent for both English and Cantonese, it's very easy to see you've put lots of efforts on teaching ppl about this!
Sue, you are number one 👍👍👍 Thank you very much for generalization Cantonese! I was born and raised in HK. I can speak few languages. With the history and cultural background Cantonese is one of the most beautiful language in the world! It is the best tool to study ancient Chinese literature, poetry and song.
Hi Sue, i have said this before but I want to say it again: thank you so much for your contribution in preserving this wonderful language that is Cantonese. We need this more than ever before. I am so grateful for you and your hard work. And needless to say, will be sharing this with my Canadian partner who has yet to master my mother tongue while I speak with him in his everyday! hahaa
It is interesting to watch you teaching Cantonese thought Cantonese is my mother language You are so great to bring up different scenarios that i didnt think of when i teach my friends from overseas 😊
there's tons of channels teaching mandarin but cantonese are much less, glad to see your channel and your pronunciation is really accurate, support you!
Good Morning from Hong Kong, I just bumped into your channel the other day while I was searching travel information to explore the rural Thailand. As I need to leave hk for a while to get some fresh air and freedom after 2 years and 3 months of covid lockdown. I am still facing a 7+7 quarantine policy by the hk authorities on return though! You were talking about why you left Hong Kong for good after having lived here for 33 years almost. I kind of understand your reasons and at the same time identify with your feelings. Being born and bred here for most time of my life- had been educated overseas for more than 16 years- I constantly ask myself the questions of whether staying on or when is the best time of my departure for good. Anyway I don’t want to ramble on here….but I wish you all the best in your new place for another page of your life. By the way, “hold on” in the Cantonese you taught actually means “not yet” literally😄 Best wishes!
Hi Sue you are truly amazing. I randomly found your TH-cam channel as I was looking for ways to teach my son to speak Cantonese. I barely can hear any foreign accent from your Cantonese and indeed your Cantonese is very local hk. The way how you structure your Cantonese learning materials is really awesome. I never thought that Cantonese can be learnt in such a very formal way as the language itself is quite informal. Thanks for your good work.
Really surprised when I watch this video as a HongKonger to see how well you teach Cantonese! Thanks for loving Hong Kong and sharing our cultures! Hope you guys watching this video enjoy your trip in Hong Kong after the Wuhan pandemic. It would be very nice to hear cantonese from a foreigner even it is just "ng goi"! Welcome to Hong Kong! 屌我係香港人睇到有人教廣東話好撚感動，仲要教得咁好！ 多謝你鍾意同分享香港嘅文化！ 睇緊呢條片又打算武肺之後嚟香港嘅朋友，祝你地玩得開心！ 如果可以多啲從外國人口中聽到廣東話就好！即使係「唔該」都好有親切感！ 歡迎嚟到香港！
4:29 hker here, I might have heard that formal phrase in old PA systems, not sure. 2:35 I did some research here, aparrently, the word 等, as the radical 竹 suggests, originated from meaning a stack of neatly organized bamboo (writing) documents. This later was borrowed to also mean "same", "identical" or "similarly", which then again got borrowed to mean "grade", "tier" and "level". The "same", "identical" or "similarly" meaning then got used as a contraction at the end of listings to mean etc, as in there are more similar things to be listed but for the sake of keeping it short I am not listing all. As to why does 等 also evolved to mean wait is unclear.
我係香港人！
首先好欣賞你嘅努力同埋心血，你真係好叻！
另外，我好感恩同開心，有人將廣東話發揚光大！
多謝你！！！
有個混血將香港文化承傳真係太好。
雖然好死板，不過好過冇
真係好諷刺…. 上面諗緊點取締嘅時候，就由佢地口中嘅外人嚟推廣，保育….
Yip Fred 取締？而家聲生不息全廣東歌喎
Thank you for making the Cantonese corner. Most foreigners would be interested in learning Mandarin for the China market. Glad you have so much passion about Cantonese. As a Hong Konger, I would say your Cantonese is close to native speaker. I have no idea of tones, but it sounds right.
You're welcome, and thank you! That's one of the things I heard the most from people: "Why learn Cantonese when Mandarin is so much more useful?" But I never really was interested in learning Mandarin ... plus I have so much more to learn about Cantonese! 🥸🤩
@@CantoneseCorner I am a native Cantonese speaker. Thank you for your love and passion! You have perfect intonation and articulation. You must have spent lots of effort in learning this language. =) 😍
感謝推廣廣東話文化! 非常有心! 支持!
Thanks for supporting Cantonese. Most people want to learn Mandarin and happy you are supporting Cantonese. We can’t lose this dialect as important link to our identity. Cantonese rocks.
Both are important, learn both well
I’m happy. TH-cam take me to watch your channel. You’re so brilliant 🤩 and can speak really good Cantonese. Thank you for teaching Cantonese and let’s more people learning. From Hongkonger.
I'm happy that you found me, too!! Thank you for such a lovely compliment! 💝 Yes, I hope more and more people will learn, and I'll do what I can to teach them! :)
as a Hongkonger, I turly thank you for keeping our culture. You Cantonese is very local. Good job and God bless you.
Thank you for being a part of us to help promoting the culture of Hong Kong , appreciate that!
Greetings from Hong Kong. Hello, Miss Sue. I found your TH-cam channel from an interview on Apple Daily.
Anyway, your Cantonese speaking is so clear and fluent, as well as tones. And I hope that I can hike again since January, because it allows me to feel a sensational moment in a natural environment. 🥾⛰️
Sorry to hear that you lost your job and needed to return to your home country, United States of America, last year, due to the pandemic. I hope you can find your path smoothly and return to Hong Kong in the future. (I always wished to live/work/study in America in the future, after being influenced since childhood.)
Hello!! Thank you for commenting and watching from Hong Kong! I hope you can hike again too before it gets too hot ... I've heard temperatures aren't too hot now, but it's raining, so that's a bummer ... but typical March weather for sure!
Thank you for the well wishes. The path is becoming smoother, but a few bumps along the way aren't always a bad thing, I think. Keeps it interesting. 😄 Wishing you all the best too, and do hope you can make it to the US someday! 💗
I agree with her Cantonese fluency is spot on. I swear, if I never saw her on TH-cam and listen to her Cantonese, I swear I was listening to a HK local
I'm glad to come across your channel. Thanks for your dedication for advocating Cantonese.
You're welcome! 🙏 Thank you so much for stopping by! 💖
Your knowledge of Cantonese is excellent! I think you're doing better than A LOT of native Cantonese speakers. I can assure you that the majority of Cantonese speakers in Canton Province speak the language with some of their local accent. But in your case, I don't hear any foreign accent at all. Thank you for your efforts in promoting the language (not dialect)!
Your Cantonese is so good! Really impress me👍👍👍
Your Cantonese is really excellent! 👍👍👍these phrases are useful and you can explain in details.
Teacher speak very good Cantonese, amazing!
The best Cantonese lesson I ever seen
I am a Hongkonger but I have never had a proper Cantonese lesson as you presented. Super cool! Thank you for that!
Nghe Phúc hát mà nước mắt rơi mãi ....quá nhiều cảm xúc ùa về, quá nhiều kỉ niệm. Cảm ơn Đức Phúc thật nhiều, giọng hát anh ấm tựa nắng mùa Thu vậy.
👍👍👍
Thanks for promoting Cantonese. I will send to my friends about this channel.
Respect! Excellent teaching!!
Good morning, I found you, too. your Cantonese is marvelous
I can’t believe that someone will actually learn Cantonese! You speak very fluent Cantonese and as a Hong Konger I really appreciate it! (Im sorry if my grammars are bad)
Being a native Cantonese speaker, I’ve never imagined watching a Cantonese tutorial will be that enjoyable. Thanks so much!
I can feel that you re really like HK and HK culture
Omg you mastered the informal + formal Cantonese sayings! Thank you for promoting our mother tongue!
Thank you very much for your effort promoting Cantonese~
this is awesome
i am sharing to my foreign friends.
Thanks for the weird algorithm to bring me here. I get obsessed with watching this channel though I grow up in Hong Kong and Cantonese is my mother language (hahaha). The teacher's accent is perfect (even better than many of the local speakers...) and the expressions are exactly what we are using every day. :) Thank you for promoting and making Cantonese survive.
You speak Cantonese with perfect intonation and pronunciation!
Greetings from Hong Kong, much appreciate for what you are doing
I love your lessons
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Sue
Thank you. So helpful and well taught. Love your videos and really happy you’re continuing to teach us - I was worrried there for a bit that you might stop! Thanks for continuing.
Thank you for your video to teach foreigners about Cantonese. 💪💪 加油
Hi! Native Cantonese speaker here. I'm so impressed by your videos. I learned something from you! Thank you!
Great for my Korean husband to learn Cantonese:) Thanks so much!
Great video
the way you master the various tones is amazing
I am fully impressed with your pronunciation.
Omg!!! Ur pronunciation is better than a lot of local ppl👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
really appreciate your effort to teach cantonese❤
I just stumbled into one of your videos this week, super impressed with your pronunciation and fluency in Cantonese. A lot of my Chinese/HK friends moved overseas when they were very young and a lot of them have struggled (or have no interest) to learn Cantonese.
I'm sure others have commented on how there's much less interest in Cantonese due to the more practical nature of Mandarin (to reach the Chinese market), but I just want to echo the sentiment that it's great to someone that's passionate about persevering and teaching the language. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Very nice
Great video. Thank you!
Thank you for promoting our language! 🇭🇰🇭🇰
nice work
Excellent pronunciation. It surely took a lot of efforts and time.
Thanks for promoting Cantonese for us, Hongkongers.
教得好好
Great stuff! Ga yau!
Randomly to watch your channel. I can't believe your Cantonese so fluently. Amazing!
My mom grew up in HK (and TW) and your Cantonese accent is legit! I love how you include all the little 'gotchas' that might trip up a native English speaker. Also thank you for teaching *traditional* characters!
Hello from HONGKONG! As a local HKer I’ve heard that Cantonese is very difficult to learn and master but I didn’t really realize the complicity of it until you’ve listed all these different phrases to the audience! Truly appreciate your passionate about Cantonese and making videos for the world to learn this language! Cantonese can be tricky but it’s fun!
Wow as a 广东人 living in US, I am really impressed with your accent for both English and Cantonese, it's very easy to see you've put lots of efforts on teaching ppl about this!
Just found your channel! Your tones are PERFECT omg
As a local I really think you speak better than a lot of Hongkonger! You’re amazing
Great presentation! As a Cantonese who grew up in Hong Kong, I must say I am very impressed by your excellent pronunciation.
You’re nailing it !
Thanks for supporting Cantonese:)
Sue, you are number one 👍👍👍
Thank you very much for generalization Cantonese!
I was born and raised in HK. I can speak few languages. With the history and cultural background Cantonese is one of the most beautiful language in the world! It is the best tool to study ancient Chinese literature, poetry and song.
Wonderful channel ～ I can learn two languages at once ～～
Hi Sue, i have said this before but I want to say it again: thank you so much for your contribution in preserving this wonderful language that is Cantonese. We need this more than ever before. I am so grateful for you and your hard work. And needless to say, will be sharing this with my Canadian partner who has yet to master my mother tongue while I speak with him in his everyday! hahaa
You are amazing !
Omggg As a HKer, I really appreciate thisss!!!
Impressive!
Exactly Chinese accent to speak Cantonese ! Really impressive! Really good teaching video! Like for u
you are really speak very well in Cantonese... Im Hongkonger.
Thank you for teaching our language!!!!
I appreciate your effort !
How amazing is your Cantonese, so absolutely native
Amazing pronunciation, i have never heard non native speakers having pronunciation this accurate
Very native Cantonese speaking, appreciate your effort. Support from Hong Kong!
Thank you for your persistence! Your effort is particularly appreciated when I think of what you have gone through recently.
very informative, thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by 💖
It is interesting to watch you teaching Cantonese thought Cantonese is my mother language
You are so great to bring up different scenarios that i didnt think of when i teach my friends from overseas 😊
there's tons of channels teaching mandarin but cantonese are much less, glad to see your channel and your pronunciation is really accurate, support you!
Perfect
Good Morning from Hong Kong,
I just bumped into your channel the other day while I was searching travel information to explore the rural Thailand.
As I need to leave hk for a while to get some fresh air and freedom after 2 years and 3 months of covid lockdown. I am still facing a 7+7 quarantine policy by the hk authorities on return though!
You were talking about why you left Hong Kong for good after having lived here for 33 years almost. I kind of understand your reasons and at the same time identify with your feelings. Being born and bred here for most time of my life- had been educated overseas for more than 16 years- I constantly ask myself the questions of whether staying on or when is the best time of my departure for good.
Anyway I don’t want to ramble on here….but I wish you all the best in your new place for another page of your life.
By the way, “hold on” in the Cantonese you taught actually means “not yet” literally😄
Best wishes!
Hi Sue you are truly amazing. I randomly found your TH-cam channel as I was looking for ways to teach my son to speak Cantonese. I barely can hear any foreign accent from your Cantonese and indeed your Cantonese is very local hk. The way how you structure your Cantonese learning materials is really awesome. I never thought that Cantonese can be learnt in such a very formal way as the language itself is quite informal. Thanks for your good work.
Very useful video, my daughter loves your video! She now understands the use of different tones.👏👍
好勁，教廣東話，多謝你甘用心
我看到滿心微笑. 多謝您.
I like how this video is being watched by more Hong kongers than foreigners lmao, keep it up and hope u enjoy ur journey in mastering cantonese
I am so surprise that you speak the Cantonese so good @@
Thanks for your effort to teach cantonese
Inspiring!
Hiking in Hong Kong is more challenging than in the states, especially in Summer. You speak excellent Cantonese.👍🏼
As a Hong Kong locals u speak Cantonese very well very standard,better than many people even born in hk. respect 👍
Wow!
100% genuine Cantonese accent 😲👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are superb
Really surprised when I watch this video as a HongKonger to see how well you teach Cantonese!
Thanks for loving Hong Kong and sharing our cultures!
Hope you guys watching this video enjoy your trip in Hong Kong after the Wuhan pandemic.
It would be very nice to hear cantonese from a foreigner even it is just "ng goi"!
Welcome to Hong Kong!
屌我係香港人睇到有人教廣東話好撚感動，仲要教得咁好！
多謝你鍾意同分享香港嘅文化！
睇緊呢條片又打算武肺之後嚟香港嘅朋友，祝你地玩得開心！
如果可以多啲從外國人口中聽到廣東話就好！即使係「唔該」都好有親切感！
歡迎嚟到香港！
Omg, when you say the words 稍候片刻（the formal wait a minute), I know I heard you voice thousand times before.
As a Hong Kong Cantonese native speaker, l really appreciate your Cantonese teaching👍👍👍
Keep it going Sue
Hi there!! Thanks so much! 🙏❤️
4:29 hker here, I might have heard that formal phrase in old PA systems, not sure.
2:35 I did some research here, aparrently, the word 等, as the radical 竹 suggests, originated from meaning a stack of neatly organized bamboo (writing) documents. This later was borrowed to also mean "same", "identical" or "similarly", which then again got borrowed to mean "grade", "tier" and "level". The "same", "identical" or "similarly" meaning then got used as a contraction at the end of listings to mean etc, as in there are more similar things to be listed but for the sake of keeping it short I am not listing all. As to why does 等 also evolved to mean wait is unclear.
nice content
Great and smooth! If I close my eyes I would even think that you are a Chinese people
Impressive. Your Cantonese pronunciation is better than a lot of native Cantonese speakers.
Good pronunciation!
Love your content as a native HKer!
I learn English from your video! Thanks so much!
support! 中文講得好過好多香港人😂😂
can’t speak better than her as a local people I appreciate your work!!!Add oil!!!
我都是香港人，老師好比心機，多謝把Cantonese 發揚光大。
Thanks 🙏