Spread some love in Cantonese with Luisa Tam

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Instead of saying “I love you” directly, Cantonese speakers prefer to show their love in subtle ways. Join Luisa Tam and learn how to express your love in Cantonese.
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[@waterloowy5048]

I wanna impress my feelings to crush by saying this....
"Ngo to Ngo"

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[@andrewl2737]

How Chinese moms say I love you to their children: “sik fan!”
Tell me I’m wrong.

[@WinstonCholet]

I said this to my mother she didn’t show me emotions hahah

[@iroditaleathumm9046]

it does mean she does not love you. Some people are not comfortable to show emotions. Big love and hugs from a host mom from California. I host Chinese children and they gets lots of emotions.

[@miguelitojones8252]

Thank you I have Cantonese niece and nefews. I am going to practice now

[@munchies6882]

not sure it's the best moment to spread some love ! :)

[@mxglke70]

What about ngo hei fun nei?

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[@yeos001]

My mind right now
Ngo to ngo

[@edrix3789]

Hello

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