@@thebenthekid9272 hello theben, this video has the slow speed part already. If you would like to listen more slowly, you could choose the speed of my video on the youtube option. Hope it could help~~😊
Hey David, It took me few days to find the original sheet that I wrote. Here is the link for note dopechinesewithgloria.com/product/100-cantonese-dialogues-notepart-11-5/
Thank you very much for what you are doing! Good learning Cantonese resources are very scarce! On a side note, I wish people in HK spoke Cantonese as clearly as you! 😭 Btw, speaking of the vocab: as far as I understand, in Hong Kong, "菜單" means is a list of things you ordered, not the menu, and the restaurant menu is "餐牌" or "菜牌".
Hi Gloria I have been watching your channel for a while now. I like this kind of format and the length of the conversation per scenario is just enough not too short and not too long. Hopefully you can produce more of this but you can also people what scenarios they want to see to be more real situation on their lives. 好多謝你
For me I want to see a day to day everyday situation like meeting with your friends, inviting them to eat or play a basketball game. Talking to their parents when invited in their house such as birthdays. Can you recommend any cantonese singers/songs that are popular in recent years? I am currently listening to keung to, pakho, GEM, joey yung (maybe those pure cantonese singer, I like GEM but she has songs that in mandarin) 多謝
@@juandelacruz8807 Cool! Thanks for your ideas~~ I will definitely think about it. I love to listen Pakho, GEM and Joey Yung's songs too. OH NO... AM I TOO OLD? I haven't heard Keung To before hah . BTW I also like AGA, Kwan Gor，Alfred Hui Ting Hang，Jason Chan..... Maybe I will share my favorite song playlists in youtube soon~~ HAHA
Do you have any shows that you can recommend for beginners? I watch peppa pig and I find it too advance for my level eventhough I know about 500 words/phrases
Nei giu mei minga is the same as in my Garo language ....we also sAy "Nang·ko mai minga?" for what's your name😅 nang·ko means- object of you, mai means- what and minga means- to call... litterally nang·ko mai minga means what you called by? How similar .. xiexie laoshi😘
@@DopeCantonese yeahh our language is also a Sino-tibetan so some of our words also share the similarities with chinese (Cantonese , Mandarin etc)and other Tibeto -Burman languages... as:ngo (I in Cantonese)wo (in Mandarin for I) and Anga in our Native Garo language... ni (Mandarin) nei (Cantonese) and na·a in Garo for 'you'.....and there are many similarities including our Grammar too... And for these reasons I'm learning Mandarin.... for it is easier for me than Cantonese...😁.. Xiexie ni le laoshi, ♥️from north-east 🇮🇳
Thanks for your support Ashni. 菜单/餐牌/菜牌[coi3 daan1/ caan1 paai2/ coi3 paai2] is the same meaning as menu at the restaurant. You could pick the one you like.
Thanks to my gorgeous Madam,Gloria😊 please try to mark the sentence with colour mark also like you mark the Me1,so it’s more easy to understand each words meaning 🙏
haha then you guys have to give many likes to each of my videos ahhah otherwise, I dont have the motivation to color each word. it takes me 8 hours to finish coloring😥.
@@DopeCantonese you should have made a vlog about your quarantine,,it would be interesting to watch,,looking forward to watch videos about your hometown and how native speakers use their cantonese in daily life..jia you
@@DopeCantoneseyes but only in certain restaurants. Chain Restaurants like Cafe de Coral etc you get them. But in yam caa then it's usually 2 dollars.
Hi Gloria! Is 埋單 (maai4 daan1) supposed to be pronounced as maai3 daan1? And 承惠 (sing4 wai6) supposed to be pronounced as sing4 wai4? Thanks for these awesome videos :)
Hello Sara, the Jyutping on my video is right. It sounds that you are confused with tones 4;3 and 6 Try to read these words 地位 dei6 wai6 唯一wai4 jat1 餵狗 wai3 gau2
Just another small point in English (UK) we say that eating in means eating in AT HOME and eating out means at a restaurant
If you say "pretty girl" in English when greeting someone it might be offensive rather than being seen as a complement or respectful such as "ma'am"
haha i know but dont feel shy to say it to a Cantonese speaker~ it is normal here
Hi Gloria,a bit off the usual topic but is it possible for you to do a few chinese cooking videos or even a few of the tourist sites in Guandong?.
Thanks for your idea Gav~~ I am planning to make some contents of travelling but hmmm cooking????hhaa I am not good at cooking. Maybe I will try
Hi gloria , i have been watching your all video , its great , is there up coming new lessons thanks
Hello Bryan, Thanks for your support! Yes, I am still making them~😝Please forgive me that I am too obsessed to Chinese shopping day these few weeks.
Ive learned to say "Bye Bye" from this video
haha oh no, is my video too difficult for you ? Try to watch my beginner cantonese first ☺️
@@DopeCantonesehaha All kidding aside, I loved the video. Very helpful! But I'll take your advice and start with something even more basic.
It's time for me to make connection with my root 😂
You could nail it~ Keep it up~~😘
OMG SOOOOOO LAMO!
I like this one !!! Thats really easy to learn that way
Thank you. I will try to make part 2 soon😊
I am on my way back to Guangdong and network is poor.🚄 Will change some settings and thumbnail soon. Please like and share if you really like it.❤️
I like cantoneses but I think. The clip vdo. so fast I want slowly slowly. from thailand
@@thebenthekid9272 hello theben, this video has the slow speed part already. If you would like to listen more slowly, you could choose the speed of my video on the youtube option. Hope it could help~~😊
nabeel ahmed butt I am afraid not. It could help people take notes too. Hope you could understand
Excellent stuff Gloria. Just a minor thing, we have MTR not subway in HK as some is above ground. Oh and "what time" not "which time"
謝謝老師❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
is there a digital transcript for these dialogues? Would gladly pay
Hey David, It took me few days to find the original sheet that I wrote.
Here is the link for note
dopechinesewithgloria.com/product/100-cantonese-dialogues-notepart-11-5/
Thank you very much for what you are doing! Good learning Cantonese resources are very scarce!
On a side note, I wish people in HK spoke Cantonese as clearly as you! 😭
Btw, speaking of the vocab: as far as I understand, in Hong Kong, "菜單" means is a list of things you ordered, not the menu, and the restaurant menu is "餐牌" or "菜牌".
Thanks for your support Dennis. 菜单/餐牌/菜牌 is the same meaning as menu at the restaurant. You could pick the one you like.
Easy language
I meant soooo NOT lamo
really good video but is this from Guangdong perspective and not HK?
GLORIA THESE ARE AMAZING ! ! ! PLEASE DO MORE !
YES I will~~~ hah I am glad that you all enjoy it! The second one is on its way~~
Hehe...
Sorry BTW
what's the chillstep music at the beginning? Who's the artist/song
I totally forgot this intro music. I changed my editing laptop. Once when I find that, I will let you know
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@@DopeCantonese sounds great. Found the original sample, interesting Mandarin lyrics
又見雨夜花 (Meet Rainy Night Flower Again) by 童丽 (Tong Li)
oh and Tissues (napkins they would look at you weirdly)
Hi Gloria I have been watching your channel for a while now. I like this kind of format and the length of the conversation per scenario is just enough not too short and not too long. Hopefully you can produce more of this but you can also people what scenarios they want to see to be more real situation on their lives. 好多謝你
😊i am glad that you love it. Please write down what topic you like and I will think about it in part 2. 😘
For me I want to see a day to day everyday situation like meeting with your friends, inviting them to eat or play a basketball game. Talking to their parents when invited in their house such as birthdays. Can you recommend any cantonese singers/songs that are popular in recent years? I am currently listening to keung to, pakho, GEM, joey yung (maybe those pure cantonese singer, I like GEM but she has songs that in mandarin) 多謝
@@juandelacruz8807 Cool! Thanks for your ideas~~ I will definitely think about it.
I love to listen Pakho, GEM and Joey Yung's songs too. OH NO... AM I TOO OLD? I haven't heard Keung To before hah . BTW I also like AGA, Kwan Gor，Alfred Hui Ting Hang，Jason Chan.....
Maybe I will share my favorite song playlists in youtube soon~~ HAHA
I just play random musics from HK and come across keung to. Thank you for listening to our suggestions.
Do you have any shows that you can recommend for beginners? I watch peppa pig and I find it too advance for my level eventhough I know about 500 words/phrases
Good stuff Gloria, this was a good one to watch and speak outloud - annoyed the wife big time!
HAHAH So is that why my dislikes come from haha ?🤔
@@DopeCantonese I dont believe anyone could downvote your videos. BTW Did you get accept into Partner program? I didnt see any ads on your videos
The Arty Dans Not yet😭my watch time is less than 4000 hours😣Please play all of my videos and mute😆when you are free.
Hope the subtitles quality make more clear, I want to learn word by word, thank you 🙏
hello, maria. it is quite clear already. check if you choose high quality one. it is clear on my side.
oh and we use BILL not check.
Excellent choice of conversations, 多謝 !
🤗thanks for your watching
Nei giu mei minga is the same as in my Garo language ....we also sAy "Nang·ko mai minga?" for what's your name😅 nang·ko means- object of you, mai means- what and minga means- to call... litterally nang·ko mai minga means what you called by? How similar .. xiexie laoshi😘
really?haha it sounds interesting
@@DopeCantonese yeahh our language is also a Sino-tibetan so some of our words also share the similarities with chinese (Cantonese , Mandarin etc)and other Tibeto -Burman languages... as:ngo (I in Cantonese)wo (in Mandarin for I) and Anga in our Native Garo language... ni (Mandarin) nei (Cantonese) and na·a in Garo for 'you'.....and there are many similarities including our Grammar too... And for these reasons I'm learning Mandarin.... for it is easier for me than Cantonese...😁.. Xiexie ni le laoshi, ♥️from north-east 🇮🇳
I sometimes forget to add words...😰
These are very useful! Thank you for providing such a great resource.
I am glad that it helps~~ Keep going~~
i actually had no idea the “laa” at the end of every sentence was an actual word and had a character for it..
haha yeah it has. some books will use 喇 啦 嘑
Wow love how realistic these convos are. Thanks Gloria! Your the best.
Thank you Tyler. You are always supportive!😊
How is Guangdong?
It's good. just very hot and humid here hahha. I will try to make more videos about it.
Oh and we use Dollar (HK) in Hong Kong not Yuan
But I am from Guangdong☺
Love this ❤
Hi Gloria, I've always heard of "menu" as caan1 paai4. Is there a difference between caan1 paai4 and coi3 daan1?
Thanks for your support Ashni. 菜单/餐牌/菜牌[coi3 daan1/ caan1 paai2/ coi3 paai2] is the same meaning as menu at the restaurant. You could pick the one you like.
great video. More real conversations please. Thank you very much.
😊Part 2 is on the way
This one is great too , I need more Cantonese videos please...im new to learning
alberto perez thanks for your support. I am making some now. Subscribe me and wait for me?😉
Of course already have Subscribed to you and thank you
Its awesome. Thank you!
Thanks for your support~~
so good. thanks
☺️Thanks for your support❤❤
this ia fun
yes, i love this kind of video too. but there are fewer video for session 2.
Very fast!
you could choose the speed on the options
If you're in Guangdong, does that mean you pronounce 飞机 with high falling tones?
to be honest, i dont notice that.
Thanks to my gorgeous Madam,Gloria😊 please try to mark the sentence with colour mark also like you mark the Me1,so it’s more easy to understand each words meaning 🙏
haha then you guys have to give many likes to each of my videos ahhah otherwise, I dont have the motivation to color each word. it takes me 8 hours to finish coloring😥.
i listen to these 3-4 times every year to m,ake sure I still understand LMFAOO
cool. how is it going now ? do you understand all of them now ?
Thanks Gloria!!
😊thanks for your support
nice video gloria
Thank you Alit~😊😊😊
Have a safe trip and prepare your 75 rmb for the covid test 😷
haha Thanks. I don't need to pay for the covid test. I have spent 3000+ RMB for 14 days quarantine in Nanning already.
@@DopeCantonese you should have made a vlog about your quarantine,,it would be interesting to watch,,looking forward to watch videos about your hometown and how native speakers use their cantonese in daily life..jia you
Alit D Macau yes i did record some videos about quarantine hahah 😉 I will edit and post it sooooon
Salamat
Nice introduction words, I learned that in 2 years but often I forgot while speaking 😜
Keep practicing! You could make it!
Thank you for teaching Cantonese.
thanks for your watching 😘
you have to play for napkins?!?!! wow as an american ive never heard of this! great lessons gloria!
haha i mean the tissue. sometimes no tissue is provided at the restaurants
@@DopeCantoneseyes but only in certain restaurants. Chain Restaurants like Cafe de Coral etc you get them. But in yam caa then it's usually 2 dollars.
Hi Gloria! Is 埋單 (maai4 daan1) supposed to be pronounced as maai3 daan1? And 承惠 (sing4 wai6) supposed to be pronounced as sing4 wai4? Thanks for these awesome videos :)
Hello Sara, the Jyutping on my video is right.
It sounds that you are confused with tones 4;3 and 6
Try to read these words
地位 dei6 wai6
唯一wai4 jat1
餵狗 wai3 gau2
@@DopeCantonese Tone 4 in Cantonese sounds like tone 3 in mandarin (for this example only)
@@taipo101 I don't think so. Mandarin's 3rd tone goes down and goes up quickly but for Cantonese just flat tone
perfect! please keep uploading content like this :D
trollstudent 😊thanks for your support~ I am making a new one now~You could share and like to give me more motivation❤
These are amazing. Thank you
thanks for your support~
So different from mandarin 😂
right. But there are some similarities too
thank you so much
You're welcome!