| Okay, now it's your turn. |
| Do you remember how to say “How's your mother?” |
| 你媽媽點呀？ (nei5 maa4 maa1 dim2 aa3?) |
| Imagine she’s great. Do you remember how to say “great?” |
| 非常好 (fei1 soeng4 hou2), 非常好 (fei1 soeng4 hou2) |
| Say “She’s great.” |
| 佢非常好。 (keoi5 fei1 soeng4 hou2.) |
| Now answer the question saying she’s great. |
| 你媽媽點呀？ (nei5 maa4 maa1 dim2 aa3?) |
| 佢非常好。 (keoi5 fei1 soeng4 hou2.) |
| Now imagine she’s so-so. Do you remember how to say “so-so?” |
| OK啦 (OK laa1), OK啦 (OK laa1) |
| Say “She’s so-so.” |
| 佢OK啦。 (keoi5 OK laa1.) |
| Now answer the question saying she’s so-so. |
| 你媽媽點呀？ (nei5 maa4 maa1 dim2 aa3?) |
| 佢OK啦。 (keoi5 OK laa1.) |
| Now imagine she’s sick. Do you remember how to say “sick?” |
| 唔舒服 (m4 syu1 fuk6), 唔舒服 (m4 syu1 fuk6) |
| Say “She’s sick.” |
| 佢唔舒服。 (keoi5 m4 syu1 fuk6.) |
| Now answer the question saying she’s sick. |
| 你媽媽點呀？ (nei5 maa4 maa1 dim2 aa3?) |
| 佢唔舒服。 (keoi5 m4 syu1 fuk6.) |
| In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to talk about well-being. |
| You are now able to talk about how someone is feeling like a native speaker! |
| See you in the next lesson! |
| Bye! |
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