Chinese New Year greetings in Cantonese

Getting bored of greeting others by saying "恭喜發財" (Gung1 Hei2 Faat3 Coi4) during Chinese New Year? In this video, we will look at some commonly used Chinese greetings.
Jyutping is used for the Cantonese pronunciation in this video.
#LearningCantonese #ChineseNewYear #LanguageLearning
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[@Daniil星夜Kuznetsov]

In my culture-I'm from St. Petersburg in Russia, which is European culturally,-wishing the elderly long life sounds too abstract and insincere, because in reality they often live a very lonely life
So it's nice to hear this recognition that it is important for them to spend time with their loved ones-people really should get closer together 😌

[@wecancanto]

@DaniilKuznetsov-zo3cv Thank you for sharing your cultures with us. I agree with your points. Personally, I treasure the relationships more than the words themselves. That being said, it's important to learn the culture while learning a language. That's why I chose this topic to share when it was around Lunar New Year time. :)

[@sakdawaithyakhun5421]

It’s good lesson.
Thanks, so much!

[@wecancanto]

You're most welcome! I'm glad that you've found it helpeful! :)