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Learn about describing a completed action using the verb complement 好晒
Learn how to ask questions in Cantonese using 乜
Learn to ask "how?" using 點
Learn how to use the pattern 越
Learn how to talk about opposites
Learn how to use a complex colloquial construction that means "no wonder"
Learn how to omit "this" and "that"
Learn how to say "or"
Learn how to say "therefore"
Learn how to say "as soon as" and "as late as"
Learn how to use the Cantonese question word "when"
Learn how to use 得閒 ("someday"/"when you are free") plus a verb phrase
Learn about measure words
Learn about making comparisons using the pattern A 不如 B
Learn how to use the preposition 同, meaning "with"
Learn about a pattern where a verb and noun are split it into two parts, and "so very much" is added between them
Learn about time phrases
Learn a pattern that allows you to ask a question then immediately make a suggestion
Learn how to use some sounds that are unique to Cantonese
Learn how to use a common sentence pattern to say you are allergic to something
Learn how to say "I told you"
Learn about omission
Learn how to say "even if"
Learn different ways to say "oneself"
Learn how to talk about something that is original or natural, or "used to be"
Learn how to say "both" or "all"
Learn about a new sentence structure and why electronics can be so inexpensive in Hong Kong
Learn two useful Cantonese sentence patterns, and why Hong Kong is a great place to shop for certain products
Learn a tricky verb form
Learn how to talk about needing or wanting things
Learn how to communicate resignation or reluctance
Learn about a Cantonese sentence pattern used to introduce hypothetical cases
Learn how to count without using numbers or determiners
Learn how about the construction 照 + verb, which expresses ideas such as "do as you're told" or "things will not change"
Learn a little bit about banking in Hong Kong and how to add emphasis to some of your statements
Learn how to use 大概 to say the time estimate "about"
Learn how to use 咗 to indicate a certain state has been reached
Learn how to ask for favors
Learn how to talk about special cases and circumstances
Learn some more advanced ways to say you are something, using 有
Learn how to form rhetorical questions
Learn how to use the adverb 就嚟, meaning "soon"
Learn how to describe places
Learn how to communicate finality using the verb complement 晒
Learn how to talk about a completed action using the verb complement 定
Learn how to use the negative form of 得 using an example conversation
Learn how to negate reversed verbs
Learn four nouns you can use to refer to the past
Learn how to say that something is long overdue, using the verb complement 返
Learn how to talk someone into doing things
