Hou ying❤ but It's hard to see so I can write it down happy new year

Very small writing please write big letter please thank you

WOW thank you

I learned also mou lan jung , I guess it is the same

I learnt Cantonese in Hong Kong for six years in my twenties, afraid my dad never taught me, and never have I found anyone who can teach it this well to a person whose mother tongue is English. Great job!

This helped me so much, thank you!

Given usually 1-3 is high tone and 4-6 is lower tone. Hard to swallow. Tone 1 and 4 is special as it is grouped in the last 2-3000 years as flat 平 for poem construction. I understand might be for learning and hearing this can be … but … But tone 2-5 are both raising no doubt. Also 1, 3 and 6 is the tone group for entering sound.

Amazing lessons. Thank you so much

So good NG After watching this I started thinking its doable or else I was thinking its not doable for me

Before China had any contact with Britain, how did people say tits/breasts in Cantonese?

Cani burn my lun😮,🔥🪠👀

Just wow❤

Thank you teacher.

Brilliant explanation. Cantonese looks possible for me now

But your English sounds like a beijinger speaking

The example with "li-sten" being tone 1 and 6 was enormously helpful, thank you for your video =)

Thank you so much maam I'm learn a lot❤

The way you explain is really funny! Thanks for posting!

Your dancing skills are awesome! I hope you'll post more videos like this one!

That was funny!

Any chance of you do one about swingers as a slang in Cantonese? These videos involving slangs in Cantonese are very interesting!

That was funny!

I really enjoyed these videos involving you traveling to Seoul, South Korea and I hope you'll post more in the future, especially if it involves other countries!

Very interesting, for sure!😁

Lml😂😂😂😂 I'm so glad mfs paying 2200 in rent 😂😂😂 diu lie lo mo mfsss

Good video. Thanks.

Ahh your tone videos have been the most helpful for me

As a vietnamese I thought the tones would directly correlate with vietnamese tones seeing as sometimes when I hear cantonese people talk it almost sounds like they're speaking vietnamese. But not quite there's a bit of a difference

This is so superb.. should earn a million views the most precise learning cantonese video i saw

this already cringe. Nobody gonna use these words.

Now I understand the Cantonese accent a bit better. "Listen" to me is a 1 + 3. Tone 6 sounds too low for the second syllable. But I think most Cantonese people do make it too low.

Wow so easy now... I got the idea of the 6 tones. You are an amazing teacher madam. M goi saai 🎉

I thought it would be 冇鬼用 (mou guai yong)

WTF the clipart of a dick?! I was utterly surprised to see that. 😂

Ik

I am Cantonese, and I know every swearword

Thanks a lot, this video is by far the best one i’ve watch to start getting the tone differences!

These exactly what we felt when we were learning Cantonese, enough encourage me 😅, thanks

This is fantastic! Subscribed. Best tone explanation I've seen so far.

Last time i traveled to Hong Kong i didn't hear that so sad i hope next time i will hear 😅

I made a mistake by not learning Cantonese from my girlfriend when we were in high school some 50+ years ago in Saigon - Cholon Vietnam.

As per the rules and regulations you've cited, your low, calming and swift voice means that you are not a sohaai

I think because everyone has bo1 (maybe not huge but somewhat) and nin1 regardless of what is between the legs, and working class culture in ancient times rarely cover the top, it's only a few hundred years ago we started covering the top. So maybe it's not as taboo as the below Also making baby / releasing excrement is mainly the bottom part too, top part is at most the moms feeding milk, not as taboo as now for some reason. At least from what I see in western and Indian culture, especially India, UK, and USA, now only top is covered. Ancient India and current south/east european countries, toplessness is normal. I think 女 is originally from the Oracle bronze drawing of 人with breast (might be related to 母), then two breast become one and then 女。so it seems like boobs were seen as just another human thing linked to moms, rather than dirty / sexy (vs like cao in mandarin or kan in hokkien, 草，干 where there's a lot of different ways to write and hide the meaning since people have been censoring it and other people have been going around the censoring)

So there's gau1, laan2, diu2, what else?

Incomplete statistical data..... 🤔

Ah yes gonna use this to practise the first 3 tones

you make me smile and laugh, I enjoy your video tutorials so fuking much!

You’re awesome! Finally something that keeps your attention early AND provide English comparable for the tones which is super helpful and relatable! 😊

The best explanation on cantonese tones. The best

This is what I am looking for