Cantonese

In Cantonese, “I like” is said as 我鍾意. A phrase used to express that someone finds something pleasant or enjoys it.

The Cantonese phrase for amazing is 好犀利, pronounced hou2 sai1 lei6. 好犀利 is used to describe someone’s impressive skills or an amazing situation.

The English phrase Disneyland is 迪士尼樂園 in Cantonese. 迪士尼樂園 is used to refer to the Disneyland theme park.

The English word “golf” is translated into Cantonese as 哥爾夫球 / 哥尔夫球. The term refers to the ball game of golf.

In Cantonese, the English phrase ‘younger sister’ is expressed as 細妹 / 细妹. The term 細妹 / 细妹 is used to refer to a younger sister.

In Cantonese, the word for clock is 鐘 / 钟. The term 鐘 / 钟 is a general word that can mean either a clock or a bell.

In Cantonese, the phrase for “bill” (as in an invoice) is 埋單. 埋單 is used to mean picking up the check or settling the bill.

The English phrase “seeds” is translated into Cantonese as 種子. The term refers to the small parts of a plant from which new plants grow.

爹哋 is the Cantonese way to say daddy. 爹哋 is an informal term for father.

The English phrase breakfast is translated into Cantonese as 早餐. 早餐 is a noun referring to the first meal of the day.