Learn Cantonese Sentence Finals or Particles 1

[@tiffanyy4094]

Hi Sue, just came across your channel when I'm prepping for a presentation on cantonese. Love your pronunciation and explanation, your tone in speaking cantonese is very gentle :D

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you!! 🥰 What kind of presentation are you doing? I'm so glad you found me! :)

[@tiffanyy4094]

@@CantoneseCorner It is a brief intro on a key aspect of Cantonese for novice learners, thinking to work on introducing the concepts of final particles :)

[@CantoneseCorner]

@@tiffanyy4094 Love it! My favourite particle is "nē" 呢 so easy to understand how to use it and so much fun to say! :)

[@nancykhut3790]

Thanks for sharing I love your explanation

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome, and thank you so much for such a lovely compliment!

[@shinkyjayme6256]

Thank God I found you teacher🤗. I can see your passions in teaching cantonese.

[@CantoneseCorner]

I"m so glad too! I hope you're still at it, and I'm sorry it took me to long to see your message and reply!

[@jeremysulistyo2119]

This is what video i looking for a Long time.. 🤣 Thanks a lot

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! I'm just seeing your message now - sorry for such a late reply!

[@johnnytong]

What a great video! Very clear and concise. Love the example of diarrhea vs hungry :)

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Johnny, Thank you so much!!

[@hemantm6056]

You are really an awesome :)

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much! I really enjoy doing the videos and it makes me so happy to know I am helping people learn. :)

[@hemantm6056]

Do you have onsite classes?

[@yubrajbhusal8221]

This ur cantones video I always watch n subscribed alyI really like so much all of ur video that u teach to how to say this n that on cantones..

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Yubraj -- I'm so glad you like the videos and find them useful. Thanks for commenting! :)

[@kazuomukai4987]

Hello teacher sue!! This video Particles is really good on handy to know, i was really having many doubts about how to use them and the meaning of each!! I hope you continue this serie cause i really liked it!!! You’re doing so well and good on Cantonese Corner for us learners!! Thank you!! 😉 Im from japan and i usually mix all the Chinese characters reading so, its hard to separate inside my head, i would like to ask how to read my name in cantonese 向井 和雄 (mukai kazuo) in japanese!! Thanks a lot!! 👍👍

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Kazuo!! Thanks for commenting and I am so glad you find this one on particles useful. I just posted another with some practice so hope that's helpful as well. :) I think it's so interesting that Japanese uses some of the Chinese characters ... something that I'm so glad for when shopping at the Japanese supermarkets here since at least I can have some idea what I'm buying! LOL If I could learn another language, it would definitely be Japanese ... it sounds so soft and beautiful. I have asked my local friends just to be sure how to read your name, and they said "heung" "jéng" "wòh" "hùhng" so middle, middle rising, low falling, low falling. I hope that helps! By the way, your English is excellent!

[@kazuomukai4987]

Hello teacher!! Thank you so much for all your replies on my comments! All of your videos is helping me to understand more how hongkoneses make their sentences!! Its actually really different than the japanese!! My name in cantonese sounds weird hahaha, i dont think they have names like that there!! But thanks a lot and by the way, im watching the jade solid gold, i like so much!! Byee come visit japan

[@keithlo1375]

text-to-speech-translator.paralink.com/speech.asp?dir=g_zh-HK_f I tried. The sound is 100% correct.

[@felixrieper3089]

People usually would say我好肚餓啊

[@htv7921]

啊 is for writing..... 呀 is for verbal....

[@lexaaxel916]

Thank you Sue! :D In your next video, could you talk about “la”? I have lots of friends who put “la” on the end of sentences in English as well - and it seems to go everywhere and anywhere haha. Hope you’re having a nice evening! - Leo

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Leo! I had to smile when I read your comment because it reminds me of this license plate on a taxi I've seen here in Hong Kong and it's the perfect answer to your request ... I can't seem to figure out how to insert a picture here, so here's a link to where you'll see it: www.hongkongmoms.com.hk/seen-hk-license-plate/ I'll add the "la" to my next lot of particles to do, along with probably "ge" and "me" and more instances where people use the "a". So nice to hear from you!

[@yubrajbhusal8221]

I want to know so much how to speak or how to tell in cantones like “ bring food or bring something to give the patient” I hope u will reply me on voice msg not write ... thank you so much

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there! I have to say thank you, too, because your comment is the reason we did a video today on just that! Please check it out and I hope it helps! I think this is the link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJmmn3SYm7ueask

[@baljindersingh6525]

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