Learn Cantonese - This, That, These, Those

[@komloh2752]

As a native Chinese Cantonese speaker (I grew up in Hong Kong) I am impressed by your Cantonese. You speak no different than a native speaker. Wonderful.

[@sfhjjkoighogxsetigvsaigcxcjko]

Wow, your Cantonese is much better than mine, even though i m a native speaker of Cantonese.

[@CantoneseCorner]

People's Republic of Bananas香蕉人民共和國 (I like your KZbin name 😂 ) I seriously doubt that! But I do love the language - love how simple it can be, how direct it can be, and how quirky it can be!

[@sfhjjkoighogxsetigvsaigcxcjko]

Cantonese Corner thanks for your reply. Keep up with the great work.

[@samuelm9799]

Cantonese Corner Hi, I have a question, I’m just starting but I don’t understand why when I put the word “this” into the translator it only says “ni”? But when I put “these” it says it completely, it says “nidi”

[@CantoneseCorner]

@@samuelm9799 Hi there! Sorry for such a late reply. I'm thinking it is because the "go" is just your classifier for people and mainly round-object things. So you could have "nī jek" or "nī tiu" ... so that's probably why. Although "nī go" is the most common, I'd say when you're talking in general, but if talking about a specific thing that uses a different classifier, then I can see why the dictionary would only give you the "nī".

[@brucemoose926]

Same here:)

[@rayngmelb]

Outstanding, accent perfect too.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your taking the time to reply!

[@nihilisticgacha]

It’s so calming to listen to you explaining Cantonese!

[@ConfusedWonkie]

Wow your Cantonese is really good I'm Chinese and I speak Cantonese Chinese your Cantonese sounds fluent 👍😊❤

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks so much, Angel! I really appreciate your taking the time to leave such a nice comment!! :)

[@tonys717]

I would say, no native speaker can do better than this. Sue you are a talent.

[@tengdalearningcenter1471]

Wow, very good method to teach Cantonese, I like it, hope we can learn from each other.

[@canman5060]

The European origin priests from my old school in Hong Kong all spoke accent free cantonese since the 1920's !

[@naavevans5546]

Such a good teacher! I want to learn so I can speak Cantonese during my wedding vows so that my husbands family will understand me! Thank you for being a great resource.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you! That is soooo sweet! I love it! I'm so glad my videos can help, and if there's any questions you have, please feel free to ask (although I'm sure your husband can help with that :) Happy engagement and happy learning!!

[@chasiu75]

I did the same thing in HK. Gave a simple speech at our wedding. 😄 I could hardly talk over the excited reactions.

[@moonmoonlittlebaby8224]

廣東話好好 好感動有外國人能夠講正宗廣東話 連中國人都未必識講 多謝你 Good Cantonese I’m very surprised that you speak Cantonese like a native speaker even Chinese people can’t speak it well thank you for your this video

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Sam! Thank you for such kind words and support!! I love being able to speak ...and to share what I know ... as you know, it’s such a cool language. 😎

I'm happy to discover your channel, you teach so clear and easy. I also teach cantonese for latin people because there are a big cantonese community this latinamerica. Please don't give up with your channel, cantonese is a beautiful language and need much support to continue alive.

[@CantoneseCorner]

I thought I answered you, but can't see my reply - I'm sorry it passed me by! I'm so happy to read your comment and to know a fellow Cantonese teacher! I'm going now to visit your channel and subscribe! Thanks so much for watching and commenting and for the nice compliment!

[@chennyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

This is the best lesson I’ve ever watched on KZbin. Great style.

[@jd4925]

Thank you Margaret for your instructive videos to learn Cantones. I appreciate all the 'KZbinrs' who are making videos to help people like me learn Cantones ,but I find that yours are the most well thought out!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much, John! I don't know how I missed your comment, but I really appreciate you letting me know. It's been awhile since I've posted a video, but hope to soon. Hope you're taking care and still learning Cantonese!

[@rabbithia]

Hello dear! I just discovered your channel and I love every bit of it! Thank you for teaching Cantonese! As a native speaker, I never really looked into the grammar and I don’t think I will ever be able to teach it! You explain it so well! I will watch and like all your videos and can’t wait to see your channel grow!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks so much!! It's so true - sometimes the native speaker never thinks about why they say things the way they do, and I learn quite a lot about English from my friends who have learned it as a second language. It's so much fun sharing what I know of Cantonese, and I'm so glad you like it!

[@vanessabarryhudgens]

LOLL as a native speaker I can learn Cantonese all over again from watching your video… haha I think a lot while watching it🤣🤣

[@cjunde5969]

Better than most people in Guangzhou & Hong kong.

[@CantoneseCorner]

I'm not sure about that, but I really appreciate the compliment! :) Thanks so much!!

[@Davyjones5454]

Wow. Your intonation is spot on !

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you! :)

[@themansavingtech]

You are wonderful!

[@luvselenaa11editor26]

I’m actually from Hong Kong you speak it very nicely 😄😄

[@redveluver]

Thank you so much!! Your lessons are really helpful for me! The way you explain and take the time to pronunciation the words is really helpful too. I'm Canadian born Chinese...but I feel really overwhelmed and scared trying to learn more Cantonese but your lessons are so straightforward and you make me feel relaxed. So it feeld very motivating 😊

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're so welcome! You have no idea how happy it makes me to know I'm helping you feel less scared and overwhelmed. Little by little ... baby steps and you'll be making big leaps and bounds before you know it! Happy learning and all the best :)

[@SpaceAudio]

I've been wanting to learn Cantonese for the longest time. And finally I've found the best instructional video ever for learning Cantonese. By the way, Madam you look like the late Karen Carpenter and Celine Dion combined. 👌😅

[@CantoneseCorner]

SpaceAudio thank you so much!!! Wow! I’m so glad my videos can help and I hope to have some more up soon. What’s your reason for wanting to learn? 🤔 And wow! To even be mentioned in the same sentence as Karen Carpenter and Celine is so amazing to me - thanks for making my day! 🤩🤗😍

[@canman5060]

I remember during the early 1970's one of the Hong Kong TV reporter interviewed a dragon boat race British participant in English and he was totally shocked that the answers were in perfect accent free cantonese with immense detail on the water conditions at the Yaumati Typhoon Shelter.

[@alexhan5844]

I'm really grateful for your hard work on this video.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks for commenting to let me know and sorry for my delayed reply! Playing catch up on the comments today :)

[@HappyDays-75]

I’m very impressed. Im also learning a lot. 😊

[@neoso6721]

I'm a Cantonese speaker. I am amazed at your accent. How can I learn English from you please？

[@roys2010]

O my goodness, your Cantonese is fabulous.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much! 🙏💞

[@dasoftiecat3411]

You teach very good I am very surprised!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you! It surprises me too 😅☺️

[@wengeance8962]

I appreciate you showing the positioning of the nouns in english vs cantonese. makes it very intuitive! thx

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! :)

[@MrAlexanderrangel]

your videos have been so helpful and comforting during quarantine lol

[@CantoneseCorner]

Xander R I’m so glad!! Hang in there and happy learning! 💪🙌🙏

[@keko9592]

Your Cantonese accent is perfect. lol I am actually working on my English with your videos. I like the way you speak English, and I am working on my Standard American English. Anyway, it’s encouraging to see one’s accent can be gotten rid of as I have doubts from time to time.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you! I’m so glad to know that I can help you with your English!Thanks for commenting to let me know - happy learning! 🎉

[@AndrewHwee]

Learned a lot from this video. Clear and concise. Thank you

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it helped :)

[@bxglizzo8]

Wow! Truly impressed!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Amy Loc Thanks so much! 🙏💞

[@bxglizzo8]

@@CantoneseCorner I am so happy I found your channel. I used to be fluent when I was younger but now my Cantonese is terrible lol ☹. You're an awesome teacher and you make it easy to learn! Thank you! 😊

[@rickys3830]

Madam, your tutorials are very helpful! Although I am a HK born and raised citizen but i must say you are doing a great job! keep helping people and thanks again!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Ricky S thanks so much for taking the time to leave such a nice comment!! I’ll keep doing my best! 💪💪😁

[@WingChunBoyz]

I always order the lemon iced teas when I eat at Hong Kong cafes. There’s a few out here in San Gabriel valley. Good and cheap too!

[@saiphenay]

WOW!!! her pronunciation is so accurate!! so rare

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks a ton for the compliment -- I appreciate it! :)

[@Dylan-jf5tu]

Im learning from the Complete Cantonese book, which Im finding very well structured and has a lot of different activities to learn every aspect of the language. tThe book progresses quite quickly though and I've found it's great to watch your videos and get another point of reference, you simplify it way better than the books.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there! Thanks for commenting and for such a nice compliment. I'm so glad you find my videos useful! I haven't seen the Complete Cantonese book, but I'm interested to take a look since I've been looking for more books to draw from for the lessons I do and for some more formal lessons I'm planning. Thanks again!

[@kleash]

I think I'm in love. Your Cantonese is just beautiful.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Wow! Thanks so much ... that's so nice of you to say!!

[@eb.3764]

for the gógo I use different tones because of my "village accent"

[@felix6905]

Hi ! Long time no see(好耐冇見） ! Your Cantonese is very good ,You can open a Cantonese school in the UK ! I hope that more and more British people will learn Cantonese, because the United Kingdom will cooperate with Li Ka-shing to build a Hong Kong city. Many Hong Kong people will immigrate to the UK by then.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Felix ... yes, hóu nòih móuh gin 好耐冇見 long time no see and apologies that it’s been even longer this time!! Hope all has been well with you. I have never heard of this idea for a “Hong Kong city” before but support it 100%! Would be so cool if that does happen ... it is soooo sad to see the HK mentality and culture under siege. Those in power should be celebrating and preserving its uniqueness, but all they want to do is create this huge, homogenised, horrible GBA 😓 I know things change and we can’t stay the same, but it could have been managed so much better ... by all sides. I would love to live in the UK - so much history and culture. I’ve only been there once but have a lot of friends from there. Can’t wait to be able to travel again once Covid is under control (or managed). Take care! 🤗

[@felix6905]

@@CantoneseCorner Thang you very much!😊😊

[@StoneCold3.16]

You speak Cantonese very well ! Thumb up 👍🏻

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you!!

[@jlezZZ]

Thanks for the video i like to learn cantose language

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! I'm glad you're learning :)

[@ram-kx1rm]

Very helpful for fresh cantonese learn..✌✌

[@CantoneseCorner]

I'm glad you think so! Thanks for commenting! :)

[@aidenwinter1117]

I’ve actually just learnt so much about my native language it is scary 😂

[@CantoneseCorner]

That is awesome!! Your comment made me smile, and I guess I'm glad I could help shed some light :D Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

[@michaelstewart5767]

Love this and you.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you! That's really kind of you to say. So sorry it's taken me ages to see and reply. Hope you're doing well and will have a video up again soon!

[@michaelstewart5767]

@@CantoneseCorner yes

[@abielticas1693]

This is the first video from your channel I have watched, and I think you explain things very well, 多謝。I subscribed.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you for subscribing! :)

[@sunsetbabe1427]

Your teaching ways is the best I’ve ever seen,the easy way and absolutely clear to a beginner like me,😍 Thank you so much hope your channel help me more improve ❣️❣️

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi and thank you!! Sorry for the huge delay in replying to your comment - playing comment catch up today :) I'll be uploading more videos soon!

[@SayGwilo]

Love this channel. More content please :)

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks so much!! I really appreciate the compliment! Yup! I'm working on more and will have another video up soon. Stay tuned, thanks so much again, and happy learning!! :-)

[@semataryy1367]

your Cantonese is so good! I envy u😫

[@mmcwu9018]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks, Maria! I'm so glad you found it useful. :)

[@Vegan-idea]

嘩！廣東話發音好正！ 只聽聲音的話，絕對以為妳是廣東人👍👍👍

[@CantoneseCorner]

多謝!! Thank you so much! :)

[@austin-pn1oq]

very helpful! thank you.

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! So glad you found it useful. :)

[@trendingvideo700]

Really help me a lot 💗💗💗

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you for taking the time to let me know! I'm so glad they're useful and are helping you learn. :) Gā yáu! 🙌💪💪🙌

[@mrdavid2664]

好勁! So great explanation

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

Hi Sue , I am glad you could speak such fluent Cantonese. I am a polyglot and I wish to expand my horizon in language. How long do you think it is realistically going to take for a person with a reasonable learning curve to learn Cantonese ., especially an English speaking person . Thanks for your help . I have subscribed and I will definitely follow and your lessons are encouraging. Thank you/

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there and so sorry for the delay in my reply! Hmmm.... there are so many factors to consider, it's almost impossible to say. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful, but hope that now that it's been a month or so you have a better idea of the answer for yourself. I'm going to check out your channel now - thanks for commenting!

[@helenfong3339]

I just found you! Very impressive! Did you grow up in Hong Kong?

[@CantoneseCorner]

Helen Fong I’m so glad you did! 😁 🎉 I guess in one way I “grew up” in HK since I’ve now spent more than half my life there, but age-wise, no, since I only arrived after uni so was already in my early 20s. 😊

[@bringbackmy90s]

Cool I'm happy I discovered this channel today. Time for me to return to cantonese studies. 萬歲Mahnseui!

[@raydelleluna9253]

Thank you for your cantonese lessons. I am one of your subscribers. I hope you can teach us the basic questions and answers in applying in a company.

[@CantoneseCorner]

You’re welcome and thanks for being a subscriber! I’d be happy to ... do you have any specific questions and answers in mind? Or what type of company?

[@raydelleluna9253]

Cantonese Corner what is your name? How old are you? How long have you been here in hongkong? Marital status: single married etc Do you have a siblings? How many siblings do you have? Where are you residing here in hongkong? How much is your expected salary or how much was your salary in your previous employer? What are your working experiences? Thanks in advance..

[@CantoneseCorner]

These are all great questions! I'll try to get a video done just as soon as I can. :)

[@raydelleluna9253]

Cantonese Corner thank you.

[@vanessasaetern331]

wow, I really have no excuse. I'm 31 and have been frustrated all my life not knowing exactly where to start or not keeping up with it really, but my mother's language is cantonese and I just can't seem to register to anything what so ever. I would love to be able to learn to finally communicate with my grandparents but I just get frustrated and give up. I really think it is inspiring to watch your lessons and just hearing how smooth and fluent your accent sounds when you speak it. I hope I too can learn it still at my age. Again, I really have no excuse. How long did it take before you realized you were carrying a conversation or understanding?

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Vanessa - thanks for sharing that! Being able to communicate with your grandparents in Cantonese would be like opening up a whole new world I would think! And oh my gosh, you definitely can learn it at your age!!! Ppl always say you have to be super young (like a child) to learn a language well, but I think it's more motivation and perseverance that makes the difference. I didn't grow up with it, and I can do it, so if I can, anyone can! As far as carrying on a conversation and understanding...honestly really simple conversations (like "Where are we going?" "Do you like this/that?") were really quick -- after I suppose a couple of weeks and then it just grew from there...but I was in Hong Kong and surrounded by it, so that of course makes a big difference. I wish you luck and happy learning!!

[@andrefelipe2643]

Thank you for this lesson, this language sounds hard.

[@CantoneseCorner]

Terror Channel - thanks! Funny because I posted not long ago on my Instagram @cantonesecorner something about how Chinese is the hardest language to learn. 😂 but it is totally worth the effort! 💪💪🎉🎉😁😁

[@mushrm5694]

:O your cantonese is so good better then mine lol and am Cantonese :( very good

[@felix6905]

Your Cantonese is very good👍

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks, Hugh! For some reason, I'm just seeing your comment now!

[@yuhkilovess85]

I was so discouraged about learning Cantonese but I see some hope now. I want to learn it fast but don’t know where to start. Please help 😂

[@CantoneseCorner]

Yes, there is definitely hope!! If I can do it, anyone can! Where are you? I mean, do you live in a Cantonese-speaking place or have someone to talk with every day? :)

[@user-mb6ld1yw1g]

I don't know why I like cantones more than Mandarin

[@sebastianlifoon]

omg your accent is immaculate!!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks so much! I appreciate the compliment! :)

[@noorhayatiabdin]

My feelings currently: *Celine Dion is teaching me some cantonese words* 😂 Looking forward for this lesson. I hope I'll improve my cantonese. Love from Malaysia😘

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there! How sweet - thank you! You made my day! :) She is one of my favourite singers and people. I hope I can help you improve your Cantonese, too! Happy learning :)

[@noorhayatiabdin]

@@CantoneseCorner 😘😘😘

[@jeffreyshi9532]

Nice video!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much!!

[@catherinewang2869]

Great videos!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks so much!!

[@canman5060]

You sounds a lot sweeter than most native cantonese speaking ladies !

[@shwekhaingthum-u2936]

Thanks

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! :)

[@eb.3764]

Can you talk about the different accents/Cantonese dialects in the southern parts of China

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there - sorry for my late reply! I don't think I know enough about this, actually. But it is something I'd like to learn about myself. If I find someone willing to come on the channel and talk about it, I'll definitely do it! Thanks for the suggestion! :)

[@vhiepimentel6313]

Hi ma'am.. New subscriber here.. Just met u at the bus😊😊.. Such a wonderful lady. Im sure I'm gonna learn a lot from u☺️🙂

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Viola! So nice to meet you today ... a happy coincidence! 🎉🎉 Thanks so much for subscribing! 🙏 If there’s anything you’d like me to cover let me know! 😊 Have a good evening! ✨

[@scryingten-144]

your Cantonese really speaks like a hongkonger.👍

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you!! I appreciate your taking the time to comment ... to me, there’s no higher compliment! 🙏🥰

[@kinchan5299]

粵語太博大精深 一句同意思句子有多種說法

[@md6498]

To me, Cantonese sounds better than mandarin

[@lexaaxel916]

Thank you! :)

[@breadyegg]

What is the saltuation at the beginning - "nei ga hoi something"? I've heard it in other cantonese instruction content. Thanks!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there! It's: "Hi! Daaih Gā Hóu" ... which literally means "Big Family Good" and translates to basically: "Hi everybody!" (The "daaih gā" meaning "everybody"). In characters, it would be: 大家好 ! You might also hear a variation on my other videos (or other people's) which is: "Néih deih hóu!" which is the same, but replaces the "Daaih Gā (大家)" with "Néih deih (你地)" which means "you all". (Note that the "deih" character should have the little mouth character in front of it since it's not a proper written character, but I couldn't get my computer to write it that way!)

[@userfanxy]

厉害了😄

[@CantoneseCorner]

多謝! :)

[@fullsat4358]

Hello Do you have any class in Hong Kong

[@IeongSC]

Shitttt, your Cantonese is fucken perfect! The pronunciation is 好撚準!

[@hongkongintheworld]

It is absolutely an awesome video!!

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@hkgarywong]

Thanks, it's very clear. I can let my girl friend watch and learn it.

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're welcome! I hope your gf will find it useful. Thanks for commenting!!

[@bethpagsambugan7941]

Hi,Cantonese books are available here in Philippines?

[@3066961]

好勁，好準！

[@CantoneseCorner]

好多謝你！

[@HongKongerStationLIVE]

哈囉請問有冇收到IG 私訉同口訉。希望收到你回覆🙇🏻‍♂️謝謝🙏

[@andrew.lanc3r]

Wow. What the heck. You speak better than some locals.

[@CantoneseCorner]

😅 I'm not sure about that, but thanks for the compliment! I appreciate it! :)

[@kammykammy9742]

你好有天份，廣東話係好難學的

[@jamietszching]

哇。你啲中文咁好嘅～

[@stacieicats]

The “ni” sounds like “yee” or “lee” to me. Can you clarify? Thanks!

[@CantoneseCorner]

You're right! The "n" and "l" in Cantonese are almost interchangable for so many of the words that are written in the ping yum as "n" -- néih sounds like léih almost always and the nī is pronounced as "lī" (those are just two examples) and yes, it does sound a lot like "yee" as well. All depends I guess on how slurred (or one might say "lazy" but that's not very PC, I know :) one wants to be! I hope that helps and thanks for watching! :)

[@stacieicats]

Cantonese Corner thanks! So “ni” would be the non-lazy pronunciation...

[@konglau4672]

@@CantoneseCorner 廣州話有兩大種，西關口語，用“依”啲，東山口語用“呢”啲。

[@musa75mw]

Awesome!!! Keep teaching through the vids. Greetings from Germany! 祝福。魏笑龟:)

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Martin! Thank you, and am getting another one ready soon! :)

[@musa75mw]

太好了。再见，马丁

[@Hkamerica273]

Does Cantonese use 呢種 and does this mean that

[@nancykhut3790]

Where can I find this book?

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi Nancy! Sadly, the book is out of print and a call to the publisher and a search on google came up empty! So many good resources are just not being published anymore. :( I'm busy working on some of my own that I hope will be helpful. It's taking me longer than I thought to get them ready, but hopefully soon!

[@jacinyan3893]

哇 你d广东话好好喔！

[@CantoneseCorner]

謝謝您! :)

[@lamyatpui]

very cool hairstyle ho leng ah

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thank you? :) It changes with the seasons .... dry weather, (October-November) my hair is straight .... humidity? (rest of the year) crazy curly and frizzy haha :D

[@dattape2828]

yeah, as soon as I heard you speak I knew you were from Hong Kong :)

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks for commenting -- I'll take that as a compliment! :) :) :)

[@Ray888z]

Can you teach a topic that NO ONE teaches - the ending sounds that are so prevalent in Cantonese and have no direct meaning. Example, la, bor, gor, wor, gor bor, gair, gwa. Example: "mm hai gwa" which means "it is not". What is "gwa"??

[@nepalipranks572]

Hi madam, Why you are not uploading new lesson, guess that you are busy now a days. Please update your new one whenever you get free. Thank u

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there and you're right ... I've been super busy lately since we had to move unexpectedly and other things have gotten in the way. I hope to be back up and posting this weekend. Thanks so much for sending me a message ... I've been feeling bad about being away so long and am definitely looking forward to doing more lessons again!

[@viauyeung]

"啲" is a Cantonese Chinese word. Do you hang out at 茶餐廳 & read hong kong comic books? Don't order ice water there, order milk-tea, 蛋冶,西多士同奶油多焊底,快馬,老細,趕時間。

[@CantoneseCorner]

Thanks for commenting! You know, I really should read HK comics to keep up my Cantonese 😅 and it’s funny how ice water is so not a think in HK (or really anywhere else in the world) compared to the US. Usually we use the tepid tea they give you in the cha chaan teng for washing the silverware 😅 ... I’m not a fan of milk tea in any way, but know that the yīn yēung style is sooo popular and then of course bubble tea which I just have never gotten into (sorry everyone who loves bubble tea!). Love love love 西多士同埋奶油多 (sāi dō sí tùhng maaih náaih yàuh dō) French toast and the condensed milk and butter toast (even better with peanut butter!) and yes ... everyone in HK is always 趕時間 (gōn sìh gaan) - in a hurry! 🏃‍♀️😂

[@kennychan3956]

Actually many Cantonese wordings are coming from English like lemon, taxi, bus, beer and etc....

[@MaggieLin1011]

好勁啊啊啊

[@CantoneseCorner]

多謝晒！😘😘😘

[@alinahuang]

Are you a native speaker? I can't imagine how anyone could learn Cantonese to this proficiency only from interest

[@CantoneseCorner]

Hi there ... I came to Hong Kong after university so am far from a native speaker, even though now I've lived in HK longer than I've lived anywhere else! I guess I was always just interested in meeting people and it's so much easier to do that when you speak the same language. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)