Cantonese Lesson 40: Subject pronoun,Object Pronoun, possessive pronoun我嘅，你嘅，佢嘅

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Very clear to follow and understand, thank you for sharing your knowledge ma'am. I enjoyed

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[@AzalnArif]

Thanks for the lesson 😊, there is actually a verb in English for “to give as a present” it’s “to gift”

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[@Iron-Bridge]

A bit more than 5 minutes😁 . But i'm not complaining. I look at this as a bonus. Great video as always.

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[@jd4925]

Great practice video.

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[@bytheway1031]

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[@beardan76]

Thanks for another great lesson Amanda!

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[@sandyreoma2232]

Hi, Amanda, I'd like to point out that you may want to use the word "lend" instead of "borrow" in your example. We usually borrow money "from" somebody but lend money "to" somebody. Hence, to "lend" will be more appropriate here. Thank you for your informative videos.

[@5minutecantonese]

Thank you very much Sandy. I realized it and put a small remarks on the cover page. Thanks for watching! I made a separate video about that issue. 😊
ruclips.net/video/Y8X5X5vHtGg/видео.html

[@roxannacheng4309]

I was about to correct you but I can see that someone else has already done that.
You are great Amanda!

[@BrandonChengYT]

Great video 😊

[@5minutecantonese]

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[@RecorriendoHK]

Possessive*
Not processive, I was getting confused on what did that mean.
Loving this course!

[@5minutecantonese]

yes, I put that on the cover but unable to correct it in the video. Sorry about that

[@Lop0pz]

Hi Amanda! I have a question regarding possessive words. I’ve seen people use di 啲 too. When do you use 嘅 and when 啲?

[@5minutecantonese]

啲is for plural or uncountable nouns.
the rest we better use it's specific quantifier. e.g. my bag(我個袋）
my eggs (我啲雞蛋）

[@kishanchherti470]

I m a regular follower of yor video plz extend the time wth more examples

[@5minutecantonese]

Thank you

[@abygayle4147]

Miss Amanda, 嘅 is not just only use for possessive. I mean like example "我愛我本紫色嘅書"(I love my purple book), am I right?

[@5minutecantonese]

Right! But it's also because of Chinese grammar is different. In this case, you can keep the word 嘅 or simply skip it

[@abygayle4147]

@@5minutecantonese like omit the 嘅 for example 我愛我本紫色書(I love my purple book)?

[@jtech1089]

Hey Amanda, as always, love your videos very much. Just one teeny tiny mistake...the last set of pronouns are "possessive" not processive...just in case you didn't catch it. Keep up the good work! ;)

[@5minutecantonese]

Oh, thank you very very much, I can update the cover at least

[@5minutecantonese]

Just updated! Many thanks

[@jtech1089]

@@5minutecantonese Always a pleasure.

[@dzungngoc4772]

I would like to ask you how to say “I borrow 300 usd from John”.
Thank you very much. Your videos are very helpful❤

[@5minutecantonese]

Please visit my vlog 7 for this topic.
ruclips.net/video/Y8X5X5vHtGg/видео.html

[@dzungngoc4772]

@@5minutecantonese , thank a lot. Highly appreciate your lessons👍👍👍

[@guroluke]

借 - 借りる　☺️

[@abygayle4147]

Hi miss Amanda, why zek3? I mean zek3 is a measure word for animal I’m confuse

[@5minutecantonese]

😅 Sorry! I don't know.