Common and Rare Playing Styles and Pronunciation of "Cantonese Characters"
Mao dang, 2/9)= coax; For example, I love you = make you happy.
20 (year, 0/9)= 20
30 (sa，0/6)= 30
Cherry hair, 2/9)= No; For example: worried? Do you have money with you?
H acyl gad zad, 0/ 1)= cockroach.
(le, 0/7)= great; Good grades = His grades are good.
(gui, 5/8)= Tired
Zuqu, 3/8)= he or she; For example, who is he?
Er (e, 2/0)= cheating; Like, uh, God deceives ghosts.
M(bing, 2/8)= jitter; For example, I went to find M's fruit friend = we went to hit that guy.
Carry (lin, 0/9)= Carry and take.
Ao (0/ 1)= contradiction.
Regan, 3/4) = so, so; For example: = So?
(Left, 2/2) =; For example, have you eaten? Have you eaten?
(ne, 0/ 1), Li (0/7) = this; Things = these things
P(na, 0/3)= female s; For example: chicken p= hen
Yi (Yi, 7/4) and Ai (Yi, 7/6)= interjection, ah (strange); Example: hmm?
Luo (lo, 0/ 1)= modal particle
Baa (nie，0/3)= what； What happened? What can I do for you?
Mi (mi, 1/7)= No; For example: Mi Go ~ = not going ~
System (xi, 7/9)= Yes; For example: tie the frame? = What is it?
Q(che, 1/5)= modal particle, showing disdain = cutting.
Choke (Geng,11) = of course; Choke = of course.
Well (Wu, 3/9)= No; For example, no = no.
Give (bi，3/5)= give； For example, what you gave me ~ = what you gave me ~
Point (0/6)= complete or in good condition; complete the task
Ding, 2/5) = vote
-ze, 2/2)= modal particle; For example, no = no.
(Luo, 3/4)= modal particles/wordy
Read (year,1/7) = think; For example, I don't think it's a good idea.
Dan (2/7)= mouth; Take a bite.
Bo (bo, 3/2) = modal particle
Liang (1/4)= beautiful or naive; For example, handsome boy = handsome boy/boy
H (text, 2/0)= seeking and earning; For example: h food = making a living
See (di，3/2)= look； Watching TV = watching TV.
τ (Jue, 1/7)= modal particle, exclamation point; For example: hmm ~ ok, shoot? = cut ~ Is it great?
(ge，4/6)=； What about your clothes? Where's your uniform?
Oh (wo, 1/5)= modal particle.
Sai, 0/8)= modal particle waste
Go，0/ 1)= that； For example: = those
Le (0/9)= modal particle
S(ge，4/7)= thing； For example, there is something to see.
Noisy (ca*, 0/6)= noisy; What sound = what sound?
Ga (ga, 0/4)= modal particle; For example: no ~ = it's not like this ~
T(sai, 0/9)= wasted, missed; Example: Opportunity T= Such a good opportunity is missed.
(zhe, 2/7)= modal particles; For example, I arrived first at 23 = I was only 23 ~
(Pie, 0/9)= Leave.
Liao (Liao 0/3) > >
Question 2: What does Cantonese rice taste mean? It means the food is delicious.
Question 3: What does "Xiang" mean in Cantonese? It means rare.
Question 4: What do these homophones mean in Cantonese? a surname
Run after playing (usually playing with women)
? Chewing in your mouth is playing with women.
Song: Let go, let go.
a surname
After the game, I'll sing you down (speak ill of you)
Singing: generally speaking ill of people everywhere.
Zhou Riqing
Legend has it that he is the adopted son of Qianlong. In Cantonese, there is a two-part allegorical saying "Zhou Riqing, the king of Qianlong", which means that others spend money quickly and spend it all in one day.
tall
It should refer to a woman who has only appearance but no figure.
Jianjingmei
It should be the homophonic meaning of "pick your leftover"
Pick: pick.
Tang Zhu Deng
The correct one should be the Cantonese vocabulary of Guangzhou dialect in Miaojiang. Describe a woman as stubborn and mean.
ㄖ恚恚 # ㄖ恚恚恚 3 Anita Mui plays ㄖ恚恚恚.
Lin
The correct word is "item". "Xiang" means that a person is dead (I don't know the story, but it may be related to worshipping God and burning incense. Ling Weixiang means that he finally died (or that he finally screwed up).
In fact, people who can speak Cantonese can understand it.
It's a simple thing.
Question 5: What does "I don't know how much fragrance" mean in Cantonese? "Xiangxing"-popular
Question 6: What does "Taigongmi" mean in Cantonese? Looks like a kind of incense? The following nouns are Cantonese idioms. You should practice reading them in Cantonese before you can read them correctly.
Gecko = salt snake (because it is salty, it can relieve cough when used in soup)
Break = overflow (overflow what's in your stomach)
Lady Enforcers = sword flower (the stem of this flower is like a sword)
Potato = potato
Hot pot = edge furnace
Pick up girls = dump (beg) women
Sweeping graves = cleaning graves (cleaning graves)
Sneezing = begging (sneezing sound)
Grandpa's father = grandpa's mother = grandma.
Lying = firing a cannon/talking big.
Money = money/pound of water (water is wealth)
Money = water/meter
Deception = uh
I don't know = three. I know seven.
Beckham = Beckham
Ronaldo = Ronaldo
Jordan = Michael Jordan
a period of time
Come back = leave
Moon = moonlight
Sun = thermal head/sun
It's raining in Mao Mao.
Scissors, stones and cloth = bags, scissors and pedals.
Stir-fry = stir-fry
boil the kettle
Boiling water = boiling water
Cook = cook.
Go out = list go/pull.
Question 7: What do these words in Cantonese mean? Cantonese vocabulary
Reference, character
I (me), you (you), I o (us), you o (you), o (them), o (people), where is the edge (where)? (This), titanium (this, that) explains (why) the first day (another day) the first time (next time) the first time (what) the first time (how much) the side (which) the first time (dad) the second time (another day). Old woman) Uncle (uncle) Old bean (father) Old mother (mother) Elder sister (elder sister) Big brother (elder brother) Good guy (younger brother) New hug (wife) Uncle (uncle) Grandson) Daughter (daughter) Widow (widower) Old guy) Old aunt (spinster) Old guy (old guy)
Work, communication
Rework (go to work) call it a day (get off work) h Eat (make a living) Labor (pay) Send food (pay wages) Get it right (get it right) Bend (mess up) Start work (smoothly) Stay up late (stay up late) Flight attendant (flight attendant) Hourly worker (hourly worker) H Worker (looking for a job) Do S (work) Take a walk. Hand (sophisticated) car shirt (sewing clothes) hold hands and feet (Qi Xin cooperates) hold the head and tail (cleaning up odds and ends) fight hard (desperately) Igui6 (tired) make mistakes (make mistakes) hit the board (hit a nail) untie people (slip) leave people (slip) fire (dismiss) open OT (work overtime) secret fishing (* * Unfamiliar) Friends (old friends) Hate (enemies) Bigfoot (flattery) Danger ngei 1 (begging) Making noodles (giving face) Doing leisure (being free) Not having geometry (not often) It doesn't matter (it doesn't matter) It doesn't make sense (not paying attention) Nothing to say (not saying) People break up well (hitting it off).
Life and articles
Get up (get up), wear (wear), take off (take off) the mouthpiece (gargle), fly hair (haircut), perm, wash your face (wash your face), defecate (urinate), bolt the door (close the door), turn off the light (turn off the light), tap gently (tap) and have a B sleep (sleep). Drink (thirsty) table (table) dressing (sofa) refrigerator (refrigerator) home H (furniture) leather basket gib 1 (suitcase) Wan Jia (safe) knife (knife) vase (vase) incense candle (soap) wok for watering flowers) shell (spoon) Fan Jian (soap) broom
Question 8: Look at your delicious food. How do you say hello in Cantonese? Glad to answer your question!
P: Look at your cuisine!
Guangdong: Your food is delicious!
{Cantonese pronunciation}: [Taiwan] [Lei] [sei (first sound, quick reading)] [da (first sound, quick reading)] [throat] [hiong (first pinyin spelling)] [a (second sound)]
[Common Translation]: [Look] [You] [Eat] [Germany] [Good] [Sweet] [Ah]
Note: Cantonese pronunciation is my own creation ~ but I have been carefully corresponding pronunciation (I think it is very standard). Remember that [Cantonese pronunciation] should correspond to [general translation] one by one!
Note: You can watch more TVB or Cantonese TV stations in Hong Kong when you have time!
Hope to adopt!
Have fun ~o(∩_∩)o
Question 9: What does "striking" mean in Cantonese? In Cantonese, eye-catching in Cantonese means smart.
Cantonese is one of the seven major dialects in Chinese. It spread to Guangdong and Guangxi in Qin and Han Dynasties and merged with Baiyue dialect. Mainly distributed in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong and Macao, it originated from the elegant words in the ancient Central Plains.
There are 44 counties and cities in Guangdong Province that are pure Cantonese or mainly Cantonese dialects, accounting for more than 1/3 of the total area of the province, namely Guangzhou, Foshan, Huizhou, Zhaoqing, Jiangmen, Shenzhen, Maoming, Zhongshan, Zhuhai, Nanhai, Panyu, Dongguan, Shunde, Longmen, Fogang, Qingyuan, Lianxian, Yangshan, Lianshan and Lianxian. In addition, Cantonese is also spoken in Shaoguan, Haifeng, Boluo, Huiyang, Huidong, Renhua, Lechang, Yingde, Baoan, Dianbai, Suixi, Haikang, Xuwen, Lianjiang, Zengcheng, Conghua and Huadu 19 counties and cities.