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Bite-Size Cantonese is your go-to podcast for learning practical Cantonese in just a few minutes a day! Whether you’re a complete beginner or language lover, each short and easy-to-digest episode helps you speak more confidently. This podcast covers: * Everyday vocabulary and phrases *Tone tips and pronunciation hacks *Cultural insights and real-life situations Perfect for your commute coffee break, or study session. Press play and start your Cantonese journey — the bite-size way! Transcript available! Drop a message at BiteSizeCantonese@gmail.com
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Come along for a haircut at my hairstylist's home and a visit to a bookshop. You will hear a real request for about two inches off, some thinning, and layers before we explore book sections and find a Cantonese learning book. Practise 剪頭髮 (*zin2 tau4 faat3*; get a haircut) and 兩寸 (*loeng5 cyun3*; two inches). At the bookshop, hear two ways to say bookshop, 書店 (*syu1 dim3*) and 書局 (*syu1 guk2*), as well as 地庫 (*dei6 fu3*; basement). These everyday words make the episode useful for Cantonese learners and heritage learners who want to follow natural conversations about errands and books. Listen along, repeat a phrase that you could use yourself. approx. timestamp 0:21 Haircut and bookshop plan1:16 Asking for a haircut2:08 Meeting the cat2:41 The haircut result3:52 Arriving at Bond Street4:01 Two ways to say bookshop4:50 Inside the bookshop8:44 Exploring the basement9:29 Looking for China and Hong Kong booksSubscribe for more Cantonese listening practice, and comment with a phrase you would use at the hairdresser or bookshop.Transcript from this link:https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64bInstagram: BiteSizeCantonese
How do you talk about the chores you do every day in Cantonese? In this episode, Celia chats with her husband about their household routine: cooking, washing dishes, wiping the table, taking out the rubbish, doing the laundry, vacuuming, dusting, cleaning the bathroom, changing the bed sheets, and more. They compare the chores they enjoy and dislike and talk about the satisfaction of seeing a home become clean and tidy. You’ll hear practical household vocabulary in a relaxed, real-life conversation, including `做家務` (*zou6 gaa1 mou6*; do household chores), `洗碗碟` (*sai2 wun2 dip6*; wash the dishes), `抹枱` (*maat3 toi2*; wipe the table), `吸塵` (*kap1 can4*; vacuum), `抌垃圾` (*dam2 laap6 saap3*; take out the rubbish), `換床單` (*wun6 cong4 daan1*; change the bed sheets), `拖地` (*to1 dei6*; mop the floor), `晾衫` (*long6 saam1*; hang clothes to dry), and `燙衫` (*tong3 saam1*; iron clothes). You’ll also hear useful descriptive language such as `整齊` (*zing2 cai4*; tidy), `滿足感` (*mun5 zuk1 gam2*; a sense of satisfaction), and `好核突` (*hou2 wat6 dat6*; disgusting). It’s practical Cantonese listening practice for learners and heritage speakers / Canto learners who want to understand everyday Hong Kong Cantonese and talk more naturally about life at home. Listen along, notice which expressions you can reuse, which household chore do you like most? and which one do you avoid? Transcript from this link: https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Instagram: BiteSizeCantonese
In Episode 50 of Bitesize Cantonese, Celia talks with her British-born Chinese husband about learning Cantonese while growing up in an English-speaking environment in Scotland. They compare spoken Hong Kong Cantonese with formal written Chinese, unpack abbreviations such as 港大、屯元天、油尖旺 and 醫管局, and share funny misunderstandings involving 邂逅/蟹后 and 細路/細路仔. The conversation also explores a deeper challenge for BBC, ABC, CBC and other heritage speakers: fear of mispronunciation, embarrassment, identity, and the pressure people feel when others assume they should speak Chinese fluently. You’ll also hear practical ideas for improving Cantonese through Hong Kong news, music, online forums, and real conversations. Dim Sum Game Link: https://bitesizecantonese-droid.github.io/Dim-Sim-Game/ Please do leave your comment, I will be grateful to have your feedback. Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com)
In this episode 49, Join Celia for a sunny walk through Hyde Park while learning natural, everyday Cantonese through comprehensible input. Using real-life actions, surroundings, repetition, and context, this episode helps you understand Cantonese without translating every word. Stay until the end for a recap of 20 useful vocabulary items and a bonus expression, 大頭蝦—someone who is forgetful or careless. A full transcript is available through the link in the description. Dim Sum Game Link: https://bitesizecantonese-droid.github.io/Dim-Sim-Game/ Youtube link: Please do leave your comment, I will be grateful to have your feedback. Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode 48, learn natural Hong Kong Cantonese through everyday meals. In this episode, Celia explores breakfast, lunch, dinner, late-night snacks, eating out, meal prep, fasting, and food delivery. Discover why “Have you eaten yet?” expresses care, practise real listening, and build practical vocabulary for daily conversations with clear, engaging, useful cultural context. Dim Sum Game Link: https://bitesizecantonese-droid.github.io/Dim-Sim-Game/ Please do leave your comment, I will be grateful to have your feedback. Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this 100% Cantonese episode: Hear natural Cantonese pronunciation and rhythm Train your listening skills with real-life stories Learn how yum cha ordering has changed Compare dim sum prices and tipping in Hong Kong and London Explore Chinese and Western food-sharing cultures Listen once for the main ideas, then listen again with the transcript to pick up new vocabulary and natural Cantonese expressions. 00:00 Introduction|今集簡介 01:31 My yum cha experiences|我嘅飲茶經歷 02:20 From dim sum carts to QR codes|由點心車到 QR Code 落單 03:16 Hong Kong vs London prices|香港與倫敦價錢比較 04:07 Two London Chinatown stories|兩個倫敦唐人街飲茶故事 08:50 Sharing dim sum|分享點心嘅文化 09:40 Hong Kong vs Western dining culture|中西飲食文化 10:55 Closing thoughts|總結 Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
This is it — the final episode of “Ordering Dim Sum Like a Local”! In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia closes out the dim sum series with the comfort-food side of the menu: cheung fun (rice rolls) and clay pot rice. Perfect for BBCs, ABCs, and beginners, you’ll learn how to say and identify popular cheung fun and rice-in-pot dishes, understand the meanings behind their Cantonese names, pick up a cultural insight about ordering with food allergies in Hong Kong, and walk away with a few sentences you can actually use at your next yum cha. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise ordering together. This series focused on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling nervous at yum cha and start confidently ordering dim sum like a local. 今集《 Bite-size Cantonese 》會繼續「飲茶點心系列 - Part 6」,教你點樣喺茶樓用廣東話 confidently 叫腸粉同煲仔飯。特別適合BBC、ABC同初學者,今集除了教你認識常見腸粉同煲仔飯都會同大家分享一個香港飲茶好少見文化現象。呢個系列重點係實用日常廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐呢度等人幫你叫,自己都可以開口 confidently 叫喺食,好似香港人樣。 Here is the menu link https://plumvalley.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P79-DSS-Lunch-September-31797-1.pdf Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Interactive link for learning:- https://keen-crepe-49c058.netlify.app/ Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com04:16 Scallop Cheung Fun 鮮帶子腸粉04:56 King Prawn Cheung Fun 鮮蝦滑腸粉05:22 Roasted Pork Cheung Fun 叉燒滑腸粉06:22 Fried Dough Stick Cheung Fun 葱花炸兩腸粉07:30 Crispy Bean Curd Roll Cheung Fun 百花腐皮腸粉08:06 Crispy Grilled Eel Cheung Fun 脆皮燒鰻魚腸粉09:00 Monk's Vegetables Cheung Fun 羅漢齋腸粉09:36 Traditional Plain Cheung Fun 懷舊砵仔粉11:06 Spare Ribs Clay Pot Rice 豉汁排骨飯11:51 Spare Ribs & Chicken Feet Clay Pot Rice 鳳爪排骨飯12:17 Chicken & Chinese Sausage Clay Pot Rice 香菇臘腸雞飯13:09 Pork & Century Egg Congee 皮蛋瘦肉粥13:50 Why Hong Kong People Love Clay Pot Rice16:59 Useful Yum Cha Sentences
In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia continues the “Ordering Dim Sum Like a Local- Part 5 ” dim sum series by teaching you how to confidently order dim sum in a real Cantonese restaurant. Perfect for BBCs, ABCs, and beginners, this episode focuses on the dim sum dishes that learners often recognise but don’t fully understand. You’ll learn how to say and identify popular dim sum items on a real menu, understand the meanings behind their Cantonese names, and hear practical Cantonese phrases people actually use during yum cha. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise ordering together. This series focuses on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling nervous at yum cha and start confidently ordering dim sum like a local. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》會繼續「飲茶點心系列-Part 5」,教你點樣喺茶樓用廣東話 confidently 叫 點心。特別適合BBC、ABC同初學者,今集會集中講一啲大家可能見過、食過,但未必真正明白意思嘅點心名稱。你會學識點樣用廣東話叫常見點心、了解點心名背後嘅意思,同埋聽下飲茶時真實會用到嘅廣東話。記得打開描述入面嘅餐牌,一齊跟住學點叫點心。呢個系列重點係實用日常廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐喺度等人幫你叫,自己都可以開口 confidently叫 點心,好似香港人咁。 Here is the menu link https://plumvalley.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P79-DSS-Lunch-September-31797-1.pdf89ioklm , Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
Hello listeners, making videos is taking more time than producing the podcast, so I wasn't able to upload a weekly episode. In the future, when I get more familiar with making videos, I hope I can release one episode a week. Thanks for listening to this podcast.❤️ YOUTUBE link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N8xSRaxYHTM&t=418s&pp=ygUdb3JkZXJpbmcgZGltIHN1bSBpbiBjYW50b25lc2U%3D&ra=m In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia continues the “Ordering Dim Sum Like a Local- Part 4 ” dim sum series by teaching you how to confidently order dim sum in a real Cantonese restaurant. Perfect for BBCs, ABCs, and beginners, this episode focuses on the dim sum dishes that learners often recognise but don’t fully understand. You’ll learn how to say and identify popular dim sum items on a real menu, understand the meanings behind their Cantonese names, and hear practical Cantonese phrases people actually use during yum cha. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise ordering together. This series focuses on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling nervous at yum cha and start confidently ordering dim sum like a local. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》會繼續「飲茶點心系列-Part 4」,教你點樣喺茶樓用廣東話 confidently 叫 點心。特別適合BBC、ABC同初學者,今集會集中講一啲大家可能見過、食過,但未必真正明白意思嘅點心名稱。你會學識點樣用廣東話叫常見點心、了解點心名背後嘅意思,同埋聽下飲茶時真實會用到嘅廣東話。記得打開描述入面嘅餐牌,一齊跟住學點叫點心。呢個系列重點係實用日常廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐喺度等人幫你叫,自己都可以開口 confidently叫 點心,好似香港人咁。 Here is the menu link https://plumvalley.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P79-DSS-Lunch-September-31797-1.pdf89ioklm, Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
Message from Celia:- Thanks for your patience if you have been waiting. It takes more time than I thought to prepare video materials. Hope it helps you guys learn Canto in a more effective way. YOUTUBE :https://youtu.be/HfdLTYSLzZU In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia continues the “Ordering Dim Sum Like a Local- Part 3 ” yum cha series by teaching you how to confidently order dim sum in a real Cantonese restaurant. Perfect for BBCs, ABCs, and beginners, this episode focuses on the dim sum dishes that learners often recognise but don’t fully understand. You’ll learn how to say and identify popular dim sum items on a real menu, understand the meanings behind their Cantonese names, and hear practical Cantonese phrases people actually use during yum cha. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise ordering together. This series focuses on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling nervous at yum cha and start confidently ordering dim sum like a local. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》會繼續「飲茶點心系列-Part 3」,教你點樣喺真正嘅廣東茶樓用廣東話 confidently 點心。特別適合BBC、ABC同初學者,今集會集中講一啲大家可能見過、食過,但未必真正明白意思嘅點心名稱。你會學識點樣用廣東話講常見點心、睇真實餐牌、了解點心名背後嘅意思,同埋聽下飲茶時真實會用到嘅廣東話。記得打開描述入面嘅餐牌,一齊跟住學點樣點心。呢個系列重點係實用日常廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐喺度等人幫你叫,自己都可以開口 confidently叫 點心,好似香港人咁。 Here is the menu link https://plumvalley.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P79-DSS-Lunch-September-31797-1.pdf Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia continues the “Ordering Dim Sum Like a Local” yum cha series by teaching you how to confidently order dim sum in a real Cantonese restaurant. Perfect for BBCs, ABCs, and beginners, this episode focuses on the dim sum dishes that learners often recognise but don’t fully understand. You’ll learn how to say and identify popular dim sum items on a real menu, understand the meanings behind their Cantonese names, and hear practical Cantonese phrases people actually use during yum cha. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise ordering together. This series focuses on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling nervous at yum cha and start confidently ordering dim sum like a local. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》會繼續「飲茶點心系列」,教你點樣喺真正嘅廣東茶樓用廣東話 confidently 點心。特別適合BBC、ABC同初學者,今集會集中講一啲大家可能見過、食過,但未必真正明白意思嘅點心名稱。你會學識點樣用廣東話講常見點心、睇真實餐牌、了解點心名背後嘅意思,同埋聽下飲茶時真實會用到嘅廣東話。記得打開描述入面嘅餐牌,一齊跟住學點樣點心。呢個系列重點係實用日常廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐喺度等人幫你叫,自己都可以開口 confidently叫 點心,好似香港人咁。 Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia helps you confidently navigate a real dim sum menu in a Cantonese restaurant. Perfect for BBC, ABC, and beginners, you’ll learn how to order tea, recognise popular steamed dim sum dishes, and understand key Cantonese phrases used in real life. Follow along with the menu in the description and practise reading together. This episode focuses on practical, everyday Cantonese so you can stop feeling lost and start ordering like a local. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》會帶你用一個真實點心餐牌,一齊學點樣用廣東話點茶同點蒸點心。特別適合唔識睇中文嘅BBC或者初學者,由最基本開始,教你點認常見點心同實用句子。記得打開描述入面嘅餐牌,一齊跟住學。今集重點係實用廣東話,等你下次去飲茶唔再淨係坐喺度等人點,自己都可以開口講。 Here is the menu link https://plumvalley.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P79-DSS-Lunch-September-31797-1.pdf Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode, Celia dives into one of the most important parts of sounding natural in Cantonese: final particles. Learn how words like 呀, 啦, 喎, 嘅, 囉, and 咩 change tone, emotion, attitude, and meaning in real-life conversations. Through practical everyday examples, you’ll discover why native speakers rely on these small words so much, and how mastering them can instantly make your Cantonese sound softer, more expressive, more local, and far less “textbook.” Perfect for learners who want to speak more authentically and confidently. 今集Celia深入探討廣東話最重要、亦最容易令人聽落更自然嘅元素之一:語氣助詞。你會學識呀、啦、喎、嘅、囉、咩等字點樣影響語氣、情緒、態度同句子真正意思。透過大量生活化例子,你會明白點解香港人咁依賴呢啲細細粒字,亦學識點樣令自己講廣東話時聽落更柔和、更生動、更地道,擺脫課本式廣東話,自信提升日常對話能力。 Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
⚠️ Previous upload had incorrect audio. This is the corrected full episode. Have you ever wondered why Hong Kong people use small words at the end of sentences, like 呀 (aa3) or 啦 (laa1/3)? In Episode 30 of Bite-size Cantonese , Celia, a native Cantonese speaker from Hong Kong, explains final particles — what they are, why they matter, and how they add emotion, tone, or attitude to everyday speech. You’ll learn 7 common final particles with real examples for questions, suggestions, surprise, and softening statements. Perfect for Cantonese learners and heritage speakers! 你有冇諗過點解香港人講嘢成日會喺句尾加啲細字,例如 呀 (aa3) 同 啦 (laa1/3)?喺第30集《Bite-size Cantonese》,香港母語講者 Celia 會同你講解 句尾助語詞 :乜嘢係句尾助語詞、點解要用、同埋點樣加情緒、語氣或者態度。今集會介紹7個常用助語詞,仲會示範問問題、建議、驚訝同軟化語氣嘅日常例子,啱晒廣東話學習者同 heritage speakers! Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
Struggling to sound natural in Cantonese even though you know the grammar? In this episode, Celia explains why your Cantonese may sound “textbook,” shares three common mistakes learners make, and shows how locals really speak. With practical examples and tips, you’ll learn how to adapt your Cantonese for everyday conversations. 點解你講廣東話似課本?今集講2個常見錯誤,包括用詞太書面同缺乏語氣詞,教你點樣講得更自然,更貼近香港人日常對話。 Happy Learning! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode, Celia shares her recent wedding experience in Hong Kong and what really happens behind the scenes. From the tea ceremony to the banquet, this episode explores the meaning behind key traditions and how they reflect Cantonese culture. You’ll also learn useful, real-life Cantonese phrases people actually say at weddings — not textbook expressions. Whether you have a Cantonese partner or are simply curious about Hong Kong culture, this episode offers insight into both the language and the emotions behind it. 今集由Celia分享佢喺香港結婚嘅親身經歷,敬茶到擺酒,帶大家了解每個傳統嘅文化意義,亦反映廣東話文化特色。同時會教一啲婚禮上真實會用嘅廣東話句子。如果對香港文化有興趣,或者有廣東話伴侶,呢集可以幫助理解語言背後嘅情感同文化。 Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
Celia 今集分享近返香港嘅真實經歷,由過關排隊到便利店小事,帶出文化差異同生活節奏,並介紹十個常見廣東話粗口同語氣,幫助你理解真實對話,提升聆聽能力,同時學習合適使用語境。 Celia shares real experiences from her recent trip to Hong Kong, from border queues to daily encounters, exploring cultural differences and fast-paced life, while introducing ten common Cantonese swear words to help you understand authentic conversations and improve listening skills. Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b
In Episode 36 of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia responds to criticism about “lazy pronunciation” and turn harsh comments into lessons on slang and culture. Whether you want approachable Cantonese or full immersion, join my welcoming warm community. 第36集Celia回應有人話佢有「懶音」,將負評變成教學素材,解釋俚語、文化同地道香港口語。想學親切自然嘅廣東話,或者直接跳入第二部部分 100% Cantonese。 Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode,Celia dives into the topic of “懶音” (lazy pronunciation). Why do some say lei5 instead of nei5 ? Further to EP27, this episode let’s learn the most common casual Hong Kong speech patterns, how to recognize them. 喺Bite-size Cantonese 第35集,Celia 探討「懶音」呢個話題。 喺第 27 集講果「懶音」呢個話題。點解有人會講 lei5 代替 nei5 ?今集再講多少少 學習香港日常口語中最常見嘅懶音模式,點樣辨認,及學習者應唔應該使用。幫你認識地道香港廣東話! Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, learn essential Lunar New Year blessing phrases for elders, including 身體健康 (san1 tai2 gin6 hong1), 萬事如意 (maan6 si6 jyu4 ji3), and 龍馬精神 (lung4 maa5 zing1 san4). Perfect for beginners, heritage learners, and anyone wanting to speak natural Cantonese with confidence during festive family gatherings. 今集《Bite-size Cantonese》教你過年同長輩拜年必用祝福語,包括「身體健康 (san1 tai2 gin6 hong1)」、「萬事如意 (maan6 si6 jyu4 ji3)」、「龍馬精神 (lung4 maa5 zing1 san4)」。適合初學者同海外華人學習地道廣東話,新年拜年唔再怕講錯。 Download the transcript and 15 useful Cantonese phrases in the episode description. Start learning today and feel confident communicating in Cantonese. ! https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64b Follow Celia on Instagram 👉 @BiteSizeCantonese for more tips, and email Celia bitesizecantonese@gmail.com
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