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Basic Bootcamp: Self-Introduction
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Learn some Cantonese essentials such as introducing yourself, responding, and creating a Cantonese name for yourself
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Essential Adverbs Of Frequency And Time
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zou2
早
(a)
early
ji5 ging1
已經
(a)
already
jau5 si4
有時
(a)
sometimes
jau5 si4
有時
(a)
often
nei5 do1 gau2 gin3 taa1 jat1 ci3?
你多久見他一次?
Do you meet him often?
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tung1 soeng4
通常
(a)
usually
ngo5 tung1 soeng4 bat1 hek3 zou2 caan1.
我通常不吃早餐。
I don't usually eat breakfast.
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zik1 hak1
即刻
(a)
immediately
cung4 mei6
從未
(a)
never
ji4 gaa1
而家
(a)
now
zung6
仲
(a)
still
jin4 hau6
然後
(a)
then
tung1 soeng4
通常
(a)
generally
mui5 jat6
每日
(a)
daily
zau6 lei4
就嚟
(a)
soon
jat1 zik6
一直
(a)
ever
hou2 siu2
好少
(a)
seldom
jau5 si4
有時
(a)
occasionally
ci4
遲
(a)
late
seng4 jat6
成日
(a)
frequently
sing4 jat6
成日
(a)
always
keoi5 sing4 jat6 ci4 dou3.
佢成日遲到。
He always comes late.
naan4 dak1
難得
(a)
rarely
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