Cantonese

In Cantonese, “what do you want?” is expressed as 你想要咩？ This phrase is used to ask someone what item or thing they desire. The word 你 means “you”.

The English word ‘reservation’ is translated into Cantonese as 預約.

The English phrase ‘coupon’ is translated into Cantonese as 優惠券. 優惠券 refers to a voucher that offers a discount on a particular product.

The Cantonese word for scissors is 剪刀. 剪刀 refers to the tool used for cutting.

The Cantonese word for peanut is 花生. The term is used to refer to the legume that resembles a nut.

To say “happy anniversary” in Cantonese, use 週年紀念快樂. This phrase is a greeting used to congratulate someone on the yearly anniversary of a special event.

The Cantonese word for “lazy” is 懶 / 懒. 懶 / 懒 is an adjective used to describe someone who is unwilling to work.

The Cantonese phrase for grandparents is 祖父母. The term refers to the parents of a person’s father or mother.

The Cantonese word for clams is 蜆. The term refers to edible saltwater mollusks with two shells.

The Cantonese word for autism is 自閉症 (zi6 bai3 zing3). 自閉症 is a noun used to refer to the neurological disorder of autism.