Asking Questions in Cantonese: “Which” and “Where” and More!

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[@wecancanto]

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[@jaycee5676]

This is very cool! Great work ☺☺☺ Q. How would I use 到 (dou3) and 度 (dou6) though? Both sound similar....is 到 used like a final particle when asking how to complete something? 多謝老師!!!

[@wecancanto]

唔使客氣。 Good question. “到" (dou3) is a verb, e.g. “arrive”. For example: “你幾時到呀？" - “nei5 gei2 si4 dou3 aa3” (When will you arrive?); While “度"(dou6) when referring to places is used as a noun. For example: “你喺邊度呀？"- "nei5 hai2 bin1 dou6 aa3” (Where are you?)

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@@jaycee5676 You're welcome. And thanks for your encouragement!

[@fraserhill4579]

Q1 - answer (a) Zeoi3 kan5 ge3 de6 tit3 zaam6 hai6 Kowloon Tong Q2 - answer (b) Li1 di1 je5 hai6 ngo5

[@wecancanto]

Well done! Q1: I used to go to Festival Walk a lot for a period of time which was ages ago. Q2: In this scenario, we can answer “呢啲嘢係我㗎。"-“ni1 (many people say li1 so it’s also acceptable) di1 je5 hai6 ngo5 gaa3”. The reason is “我㗎" means “mine” here while “我" alone means “I”. We could also say “我嘅" (ngo5 ge3) which means “mine” in this context. If you’re interested in pronouns, this video may be helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ3QY3eOpc5rpMU