The more I watch and think, the more I think about it and it makes sense like how to say 'when' ......it's indirectly said! Thanks Amanda 🙂🙂🙂 How would you tell someone to 'stop being soo loud'?
You can watch this video. ruclips.net/video/cRVdAKlLzAY/видео.html it teach you how to say "stop" so loud "gam3 daai6 seng1" or so noisy "gam3 cou4‘’ Can you try to make the sentence? 😉
Is this more like "whenever"? like a general cause and effect? Does this work when speaking of specific moments in the past or future? Is this the spoken equivalent of ~的時候? When I was young When I was in school When I graduate
Hi what does it mean when my cousin says something like “gwan o mesi”? Another one i hear is “ah mahn saang zoh” i think it means just now woke up but I’m not sure what it looks like in traditional chinese. If you could please help me with these two it will help a lot! Thanks!
@@5minutecantonese could you please show me what it looks like in traditional chinese please? Im having a hard time trying to find it. Sorry for asking too much.
Please switch on the subtitle for some amendments. Thank you very much for watching!
thirsty: hau2 hot3
Thank you so much Amanda
You are most welcome 😀
Thank you so much for of all your video Amanda
You are most welcome😆
Thanks you very much! Amand!
Wish you have a nice week!
You are most welcome 😀
Great video again, thanks Amanda❤
You are most welcome 😀
Thanks❤
You are welcome 😊
still the best.
Thank you 😊
Always a great video.
Thank you very much 😊
厲害👍
多謝
A very useful lesson, many thanks!
You are most welcome 😀
You deserve more than commendation!
Thank you teacher!
Thank you very much 😊
Loved the vocabulary here 👏🏻
Thank you very much 😊
❤❤❤ mong bạn làm nhiều video hơn
💪🏻💪🏻I will try
So much enthusiasm every week😊
Thank you very much 😊
Very useful lesson
Thank you very much!
我睇視頻嗰陣會鍾意佢。
🙏🏻多謝支持
Another great lesson. Thanks! 😊
You are welcome 😊
Great lesson as usual. Quick note: Thirsty is hau2 hot3 not hou2 hot3. Keep up the great work :)
Yes! Sorry about that, I have made an update with the subtitle.
我想學廣東話嗰陣會睇Amanda嘅視頻😁
😊
The more I watch and think, the more I think about it and it makes sense like how to say 'when' ......it's indirectly said! Thanks Amanda 🙂🙂🙂 How would you tell someone to 'stop being soo loud'?
You can watch this video.
ruclips.net/video/cRVdAKlLzAY/видео.html
it teach you how to say "stop"
so loud "gam3 daai6 seng1"
or so noisy "gam3 cou4‘’
Can you try to make the sentence? 😉
@@5minutecantoneseThank you Amanda!!👏
Is this more like "whenever"? like a general cause and effect? Does this work when speaking of specific moments in the past or future?
Is this the spoken equivalent of ~的時候?
When I was young
When I was in school
When I graduate
Stay tuned! I am going to explain that in the next lesson😉
我很期待看到它 :-)@@5minutecantonese
❤👌
😊
Hi what does it mean when my cousin says something like “gwan o mesi”? Another one i hear is “ah mahn saang zoh” i think it means just now woke up but I’m not sure what it looks like in traditional chinese. If you could please help me with these two it will help a lot! Thanks!
For the first one,it means " it's not my concern." I am going to talk about it in the next episode. Lesson 145.
Yes, seng2 means wake up.
@@5minutecantonese could you please show me what it looks like in traditional chinese please? Im having a hard time trying to find it. Sorry for asking too much.
@@johnsiegel6849 唔關我事
it's not my concern
醒: wake up
@@5minutecantonese ok thank you so much
Ý nghĩa có phải là : khi tôi vui tôi sẽ cười ko ạ
Thirsty là hau2 hot3 or hou2 hot3 ạ
@@dungphung9169 hau2 hot3 😁
@@5minutecantonese thank you very much😍
g is not sound yes?
🤔 You mean?