How to Say “Dirty” in Cantonese
In Cantonese, dirty is 污糟. The word 污糟 is used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.
In Cantonese, dirty is 污糟. The word 污糟 is used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.
In Cantonese, cereal is 穀物早餐. The term refers to grains of such a grass
The English phrase rhythm is translated into Cantonese as 節奏. 節奏 is used as a noun to refer to the tempo or speed of a beat, a song or a repeated event.
The English word rabbit is translated into Cantonese as 兔仔. 兔仔 is the standard term used to refer to the mammal known as a rabbit.
蜜糖 is the Cantonese word for honey. 蜜糖 refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.
In Cantonese, the phrase for paternal grandmother is 嫲嫲. The terms used to refer to one’s father’s mother depend on the social context.
The Cantonese word for “bunny” is 兔仔. 兔仔 refers specifically to a young rabbit or a smaller, more endearing version of the animal.
The English word octopus can be translated into Cantonese as 八爪魚 / 八爪鱼 or 章魚 / 章鱼. Both terms refer to the mollusc known as an octopus.
The English phrase ‘siblings’ is translated into Cantonese as 兄弟姊妹.
In Cantonese, the phrase for ‘we’ is 我哋. 我哋 is a generic term used to refer to the speaker and at least one other person.