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The Cantonese phrase for “shut your mouth” is 摺埋你把口. 摺埋你把口 is an aggressive or rude command used to tell someone to stop talking immediately.

The Cantonese word for hurricane is 颶風. 颶風 is a noun used to describe the weather phenomenon of a hurricane.

In Cantonese, the phrase for “swear word” is 粗口. 粗口 is used to refer to swear words or profanity in general.

The Cantonese word for “beach” is 沙灘 / 沙滩. The term is used to refer to a sandy shore.

In Cantonese, the English word ‘train’ is translated as 火車 / 火车. Both terms refer to a line of connected cars or carriages.

In Cantonese, “more” is expressed as 多啲. 多啲 is used to suggest an increase in quantity, degree or frequency of an action or object.

In Cantonese, “New York” is expressed as 紐約州 / 纽约州. The phrase is used to refer to the name of the location in the United States of America.

克 is the Cantonese word for grams. 克 is used to refer to the metric unit of mass used to measure weight.

The Cantonese word for dry is 乾 / 干. This adjective is used to describe things that are physically dry, such as clothes, hands or weather conditions.

The Cantonese word for bridge is 橋 / 桥 (kiu⁴). The term 橋 / 桥 refers to a construction or natural feature that spans a divide.