Cantonese

The Cantonese word for angry is 嬲. 嬲 is commonly used to describe a person’s emotional state of being annoyed or angry.

The English word “quiet” is translated into Cantonese as 静. The word 静 is an adjective meaning with little sound.

The Cantonese word for turkey is 火雞 / 火鸡. The term refers to the bird in the genus Meleagris.

The English word ‘stubborn’ can be translated into Cantonese using 固執 / 固执. These terms describe the quality of refusing to move or change one’s opinion.

The Cantonese word for ‘sad’ is 傷心. 傷心 is used to describe a feeling of deep emotional sorrow or heartbreak.

The Cantonese phrase for “are you okay?” is 你冇事呀嘛？

The English word plum is translated into Cantonese as 李 or 李子. In Cantonese, several terms can be used to refer to the plum fruit of Prunus domestica.

The Cantonese phrase for “good fortune” is 好運. 好運 is used to describe the concept of having good luck.

The Cantonese word for microwave is 微波爐. 微波爐 is an ellipsis of microwave oven.

The Cantonese word for cauliflower is 椰菜花. The term refers to the vegetable cauliflower.