You are my favorite Cantonese teacher on UA-cam and I’m grateful for the service you provide. I appreciate your way of teaching and explaining everything in a way that I’m able to understand as someone who only spoke English for 40 years. If I could offer one piece of advice just in terms of my perspective and not disrespecting your teaching method, but just what I find important as a super fan of your work: I don’t personally find it necessary to spend as much time explaining the basics as seen in your recent videos. There is a lot of time spent on words and concepts that you explained by video 10, like “I” and “we” and “can and cannot” and “Eat”. As you say, this is video 180 and by now if someone doesn’t know those words, they should go to the beginning. You numbered your videos for a reason (smart!) so why should we spend so much time on slowly re explaining these concepts? For me, I only found the last 2-3 minutes of this video to be useful just because we are now on video 180, plus 20-30 other bonus videos. I know that someone will find your channel For the frost time today and may not know the basics. But maybe that’s more encouragement for them to go back to your beginning. I think you could fit a lot more information in 7 minutes if you didn’t spend as much time explaining words like “we” and “Eat”. Even hungry and thirsty have been covered. With that extra time saved you could have talked about a lot of other related words you’ve never talked about before. Just an opinion. I have nothing but respect for what you do and will continue to watch every day and all the patreon content. Amanda is the best.
Thank you very much for your continuous support 🙏🏻 I appreciate your advice and I will definitely consider that. Since it's already 180, sometimes I might even forget if I have taught certain topic before. Luckily I have you guys who always give me kind reminders. 😊
As a drummer at the end of the concert my stomach growled so loud that the trumpet and pianist who one is from Macau and the other from main land heard it. I said ho tong aa. And now I can pronounce it more correctly. Thank you!!!!! Have a great month! Hero
When we speak fast, tone 6 might sound like tone 3 sometimes. But tone 1 is definitely not the same. When you hear people say tou5 ngo1/o1 肚痾，it means diarrhea. 😅
I love the sound of Cantonese! Nothing is more satisfying than when you say the complete sentences at full speed. 🎶
Thank you very much. 😁
Very useful. This lesson got a lot of use in Macau when I was there in September. Thank you!
Have fun in Macau!😁
Another great lesson, thanks!
Thank you very much 😊
You are my favorite Cantonese teacher on UA-cam and I’m grateful for the service you provide. I appreciate your way of teaching and explaining everything in a way that I’m able to understand as someone who only spoke English for 40 years.
If I could offer one piece of advice just in terms of my perspective and not disrespecting your teaching method, but just what I find important as a super fan of your work: I don’t personally find it necessary to spend as much time explaining the basics as seen in your recent videos. There is a lot of time spent on words and concepts that you explained by video 10, like “I” and “we” and “can and cannot” and “Eat”. As you say, this is video 180 and by now if someone doesn’t know those words, they should go to the beginning. You numbered your videos for a reason (smart!) so why should we spend so much time on slowly re explaining these concepts? For me, I only found the last 2-3 minutes of this video to be useful just because we are now on video 180, plus 20-30 other bonus videos.
I know that someone will find your channel For the frost time today and may not know the basics. But maybe that’s more encouragement for them to go back to your beginning. I think you could fit a lot more information in 7 minutes if you didn’t spend as much time explaining words like “we” and “Eat”. Even hungry and thirsty have been covered.
With that extra time saved you could have talked about a lot of other related words you’ve never talked about before.
Just an opinion. I have nothing but respect for what you do and will continue to watch every day and all the patreon content. Amanda is the best.
Thank you very much for your continuous support 🙏🏻 I appreciate your advice and I will definitely consider that. Since it's already 180, sometimes I might even forget if I have taught certain topic before. Luckily I have you guys who always give me kind reminders. 😊
Terima kasih Amanda,anda sangat membantu.Semoga sehat selalu.🎉
Thank you very much 😊
As a drummer at the end of the concert my stomach growled so loud that the trumpet and pianist who one is from Macau and the other from main land heard it. I said ho tong aa. And now I can pronounce it more correctly.
Thank you!!!!!
Have a great month!
Hero
Thank you very much 😊
@@5minutecantonese I’m running in to teach my senior taijikune class. 🤙
❤🎉more video's... Thank you.. i learned a lot ...
You are most welcome 😀
Very useful lesson. Thank you.
You are most welcome 😀
Thank you
You are most welcome. 😆
More videos mam thanks 😊❤
You are most welcome 😀
I love you somuch❤🎉
😁
❤❤👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
still the best
Thank you very much 😊
It's more like how locals speak 👍👍
Thank you very much for your comment 😀
I'm wondering what those numbers are for at the end of each Cantonese word.
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Try this😄
Great thanks to you for such detailed explanation about the tones in Cantonese. 👦
Hi everyone. Could you tell me what's the difference between aa3 and laa3 thanks.
Please refer to lesson 66
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do1 ze6
Hi Amanda, the word for hungry, i.e "ngo 6" is tone no. 6, but why do you and Cantonese speakers pronounce like it is "ngo 3" or "ngo 1"?
When we speak fast, tone 6 might sound like tone 3 sometimes. But tone 1 is definitely not the same. When you hear people say tou5 ngo1/o1 肚痾，it means diarrhea. 😅
@@5minutecantonese Thank you
Chausan losi amanda
Good morning 😁
if i had a choice to give you, oh am i an adult?, i buy you a dr.pepper more than cherry blossom drink, i suppose. burp.
Excellent lesson as always. Note: Ngoh6 sei2....(don't forget the i)
Thank you very much 😊