Cantonese

The Cantonese word for house is 屋企 (uk1 kei2).

In Cantonese, the word for late is 遲. The adjective 遲 is used to describe something that is not arriving until after an expected time.

The Cantonese word for rich is 有錢. 有錢 is an adjective used to describe someone who is wealthy or has a lot of money.

The English word ‘menu’ is translated into Cantonese as 點菜單. This term refers to a list of dishes offered in a restaurant.

In Cantonese, “how many?” is translated as 幾多呀？ The phrase is used to ask about the quantity or number of something.

The English phrase “chicken wings” is translated into Cantonese as 雞翼. The phrase refers to the wings of a chicken, typically as a food item.

The Cantonese word for “month” is 月. 月 is used to refer to the concept of a month or to name a specific month in a year.

The English phrase “dried scallop” is translated into Cantonese as 江瑤柱. 江瑤柱 refers to a specific type of dried scallop used as a savory ingredient.

In Cantonese, the English phrase ‘indian’ is expressed as 印度人.

The Cantonese word for ‘troublemaker’ is 搞事棍. 搞事棍 is used to describe a person who causes trouble, often doing so deliberately.