Cantonese Slang!

You guys requested a Cantonese slang video so here it is! Cantonese is a rich and versatile language. Let us know what's your favorite slang!
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[@Godlystriker]

Probably just me, but cantonese insults are very satisfying

[@alinahuang]

thank god i speak Cantonese. cuz understanding it well makes it super funny

[@schrodingersdog5375]

I never made the connection / translation before, "lines stuck together", I just knew it meant crazy and never translated it.

[@Joisey11]

Yes, please do a part two. I was surprised that “Yau mo gau cho ah!" was not on the list.

[@dylanakent]

Hearing Cantonese makes me smile. My first friend when I was 5/6 years old was 3/4 Chinese 1/4 Japanese. She lived 4 doors down & they owned a Chinese laundry. It was like a 2nd home to me. Her father always had Chinese opera on the radio. We were in each others homes all the time for several years until they moved. I never learned a word but somehow knew what her parents were saying. I swear I am wired for Chinese & can't wait to learn it formally. More videos please!

[@Yukuaimeiguoren]

I am fascinated that Cantonese has up, down and neutral tones in the high, middle and low registers. It seems that it would be very hard to keep track of the tones, even while trying to master the pronunciation.

[@omelette429]

I love "chee ma gun."

[@PooMonkeyMan]

I miss your Cantonese segments on OTGW. You guys should bring it back!

[@kurlexchoi]

I have two favorite slangs I like to share: 1.) "sik woon mein, fan woon dai" - eat the bowl of noodle, then flip that bowl over upside down after. It literally mean how you repaid a person with betrayal when he/she did you a favor or something nice. 2.) "ng kin koon choy, ng lau an lui" - you will not cry until you see the coffin. This applied when a person wanting to try something that he/she thinks is fun, exciting, or entertaining, but ended up regretting later after experiencing total suffering and only wish not have done it in the first place.

[@alexso7452]

Greetings from Hong Kong, it's funny that a Cantonese speaker watch this video. One suggestion that please use traditional Chinese. Some of the Chinese characters used in this video are Simplified Chinese.

[@katiiho9228]

Definitely make a part two please! though these r the words i hear and speak every single day , they seem so funny and new when explained in english

[@DaffyDucklin]

I beg you for part 2! Your channel is just amazing!

[@JohnSmith-vz7gc]

Carmen, your Cantonese shows are so cool! I really like all of your Cantonese shows.

[@sanny1028]

Part 2 please!!! :)

[@kyokom]

Part 2 please! Actually just however many parts you can make... so fun!

[@meadowsweetx47]

Please make a part 2! There are so many Cantonese slang to cover!

[@joshuamcintyre2530]

Do a part 2 please!

[@1024specialkay]

this is why I love being Cantonese ! Great job Carmen!

[@WhiteWolfBlueEyeGaming]

My mom always says Ci Sin LOL

[@limingzhong131]

Wow! This is cool! Could you make a part 2 for this? I would like to learn more :)