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In Cantonese, ‘what’ can be expressed using several forms, most commonly 乜嘢.

In Cantonese, ‘together’ is expressed as 一齊. 一齊 is an adverb used to describe doing things at the same time or in the same place.

The Cantonese word for apricot is 杏桃. The word is used to refer to the fruit known as an apricot.

The Cantonese word for stomach is 肚. 肚 is the common, colloquial way to refer to the stomach or belly in daily conversation.

In Cantonese, the word for cool is 型.

The Cantonese word for cuddle is 攬住. 攬住 is an intransitive verb used to describe the act of embracing or lying together snugly.

你叫咩名呀？ is the Cantonese phrase for “what is your name?”. 你叫咩名呀？ is used as a question to ask someone for their name.

To distract in Cantonese is to say 分心 (fan1 sam1).

The Cantonese word for chef is 廚師 / 厨师. 廚師 / 厨师 is the standard term used to refer to a chef or a cook.

The Cantonese phrase for “handsome” is 靚仔 / 靓仔. 靚仔 / 靓仔 is used to describe an attractive man.