This One Word Will Change Your Cantonese Forever: Mastering 係 [hai6] in 10 Minutes!

[@卓越-d8y]

👍👍👍Cantonese sounds so beautiful 😘

[@YummiiYumHye]

this is super helpful! 💖

[@LykaLivao-l5w]

Love this video! The way you break down Cantonese makes it so much easier to learn. Can’t wait for more lessons! 🙌🏼😊

[@carmenateclanguage611]

Thank you so much for your support! 🤗

[@miranarasanja8222]

It's good that you did one video just to explain in detail about ''係” which I think crucial for canto learners. 唔該！🙏

[@carmenateclanguage611]

I'm glad it has been helpful! 😊

[@petrichordays]

Cantonese is a very cute language. Thank you!

[@mattavenvendivel1884]

Wow nice❤

[@Charlie.Kluffy]

Thanks so much. But i couldn't see the links in the video that you mentioned... Please can you help?

[@carmenateclanguage611]

Ah my bad! I forgot to include the link! I have done so already now, you can find it here at 2:39 (the upper-right corner where the ℹicon is) and at 9:23

[@Charlie.Kluffy]

@@carmenateclanguage611 thanks so much. So kind of you to provide this content. So many of us in the UK trying to learn Cantonese because of all the HKers moving here.

[@sharonfeung7890]

I’m a native hongkonger. We don’t say 佢靚係靚, it sounds wired. We would say 佢真係好靚 for “she/he/it is indeed beautiful”.

[@carmenateclanguage611]

You are right that it is not very commonly used like that, especially out of context. This example is to highlight the possible usage of 係 to link a noun and an adjective

[@christyip6917]

⁠@@carmenateclanguage611so recommend to remove the 2nd second 靚 , for a native, if you keep it that means there is a but afterwards, which means there is or are conditions that define his or her beauty.

[@carmenateclanguage611]

@@christyip6917 thank you for reminding me of this, I have added a note to my description to highlight this. I will pay more attention to make sure I explain everything thoroughly in the future.

[@Wu-Jiayi]

谢谢❤