Shi-Zig6 reads the sixth sound. Homonym: Eclipse.
Rice-Fon 6 reads the second sound. Homophonic: Fan.
Hua: I've never eaten it.
Foshan dialect: Never eaten.
Boiling water-there are usually two names in Guangzhou dialect:
"White boiling water", when the water temperature reaches 100℃, it will boil, which means that water will move;
In the 1960s in Bai Ning, Guangdong Province, there was a kind of gas water called "Baining gas water" in China, hence its poetic name. Bai Ning's air and water are colorless and completely transparent, just like innocence.
Eating boiled water is called "drinking boiled water" or "drinking Bai Ning" in Cantonese. The word "drink" is called "drink" and "food" in the daily language of Guangzhou dialect, that is, "food". The word "food" in Minnan dialect includes
The meaning of eating and drinking
In Bai Guangzhou dialect, read baak6 and read the sixth sound. Homophones: no, si, si.
Kai-Cantonese pronunciation hoi 1, the first sound. Homophones: g.
The second sound of Cantonese is seoi2. Homophones: Yi, Yi, [.
To learn Cantonese well, we should first take the initiative to make more friends who can speak Cantonese, and make friends with them, starting with everyday language.
Give you a Cantonese online pronunciation dictionary. After opening the webpage, you can enter the words (traditional Chinese characters) you want to read in the toolbox on the right. Find them yourself:
arts.cuhk.edu/Lexis/lexi-can/
Please use the built-in universal five-stroke input method for Cantonese words. Wish you success!
Question 2: How do you say 5 minutes for a meal in Cantonese? seifan
Question 3: Have you ever eaten Cantonese food? 1 What do you mean? In Cantonese, have you eaten?
2. The phonemic composition of Cantonese is different from that of Putonghua, and Putonghua Pinyin cannot spell all the correct pronunciations of Cantonese.
You = Inner (two tones)
Food = (This word is misspelled in Mandarin Pinyin)
=juo (two tones)
Meter = fan (three tones)
Taste = beauty (three tones)
Question 4: How do you say eating in Cantonese? Eat cantonese food.
Shi-Zig6 reads the sixth sound. Homonym: Eclipse.
Rice-Fon 6 reads the second sound. Homophonic: Fan.
Hua: I've never eaten it.
Foshan dialect: Never eaten.
Question 5: What's the vernacular for eating? It means eating breakfast and lunch too early. If the written language means eating.
Question 6: Eating so late. How do you say hello in Cantonese? The above sentence was translated into Cantonese as a way to help the family have dinner before midnight. I'm happy to answer it for you. If you are satisfied, please adopt it!
Question 7: Eat in Cantonese. How to say I'm hungry and want to eat! This is not intentional word-for-word translation, but the same is true of spoken English. However, there are usually modal particles at the end of sentences. The translation of "let's just do it" into "let's just do it" and "let's just do it" has changed, and the meaning of "let's just do it" in life is completely daily. ...
Question 8: Did you say "Did you have dinner" in Cantonese? Take it ~ ~ Usually Guangzhou people ~ ~ never invite people to eat the dinner they left behind ~ ~ It would be strange and embarrassing to be willing to eat ~ ~
Usually just ask:
1. Have you eaten the rest of your meal?
2. Are you in a hurry?
3. Do you eat left and right?
4. Do you have any leftovers?
Because you can't ask people to eat the rest of dinner without coffee at noon ~ ~
If you don't eat well, you will definitely ask for coffee at night or at night!
So don't ask Trenton to add dinner or modify it in the evening ~ ~ Just ask people if they won't get coffee if they have leftover food! !