Lesson 133: Elegant way to express "poop & pee" and more "TOILET" vocabulary

[@cccEngineer]

Always great

[@5minutecantonese]

Thank you😁

[@trinitysun9856]

Super awesome

[@5minutecantonese]

Thank you very much 😊

[@yenlo319]

Still the best. Lots of material. Learned a lot....

[@5minutecantonese]

Thank you very much for your comment 😀

[@bytheway1031]

Very helpful. Thanks Amanda👍

[@5minutecantonese]

You are most welcome 😀

[@Explorehongkong888]

Thanks 🙏 👏

[@5minutecantonese]

You are most welcome 😀

[@sylvancheng4790]

Great teaching video! For "抹", there are three pronunications, i.e. mut3, mut6 and maat3. Could you please provide some examples for each of them? Thanks.

[@5minutecantonese]

mut3 is the original pronunciation, when we read out a text, we use this pronunciation. But not for daily conversation. We rarely use mut6. maat3 is the pronunciation when we speak (as verb)

[@sylvancheng4790]

@@5minutecantonese Thanks

[@desiderataification]

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[@5minutecantonese]

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[@derekjones2835]

Another great lesson! Any chance we could get a fast food vid? Like ordering single/double burgers, names of dicferent burgers, toppings, pizza sizes, crust types, pizza types, fried chicken, buckets etc?

[@5minutecantonese]

Let me think about it 🤔 stay tuned

[@yangmayang3180]

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[@5minutecantonese]

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[@stephendavis5530]

A more elegant way to describe going to the toilet? "Pardon me, I must take my leave of you temporarily ladies and gentlemen in order to use the crapper!" 😆😆

[@5minutecantonese]

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[@MisterBridges]

A more elegant way to describe the toilet is "loo" or "bog", so we can say "bog roll" or "loo roll" etc too

[@5minutecantonese]

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[@SirSnopeous]

ngo gam yat heoi daai bin

[@5minutecantonese]

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[@Tkhk-g7g]

Lai mui yat hoi sai Sao gaan . Ngo chee to .😅