Cantonese

The word for wind in Cantonese is 風 / 风, pronounced fung¹. 風 / 风 refers to the movement of air.

The Cantonese word for pray is 祈禱 / 祈祷. The term 祈禱 is a formal verb used specifically in religious contexts to describe the act of praying to a deity.

The English phrase Malaysia is translated into Cantonese as 馬來西亞 / 马来西亚. 馬來西亞 / 马来西亚 is the name of the country located in Southeast Asia.

In Cantonese, to call (someone) on the telephone is expressed using 電話.

The Cantonese word for “grass” is 草.

Chinatown in Cantonese is expressed through several terms, most commonly 唐人街. These terms refer to a Chinese district located outside of China.

To say “miss you” in Cantonese, use 牽掛你. The phrase is used to express a sense of longing or concern for someone who is not present.

The phrase 你好，我叫 is used in Cantonese to say “hi, my name is”. This phrase is used to greet someone and introduce yourself by name.

The Cantonese phrase “I am” is translated as 我係. 我係 is used to state who someone is or to describe oneself, specifically for identity or classification.

The Cantonese word for born is 出世. 出世 is used as an adjective to describe someone who has been given birth to.