Learn Cantonese - Cantonese in 3 Minutes - How Much?

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  • @CantoneseClass101
    @CantoneseClass101  4 роки тому +2

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  • @strawbebbies202
    @strawbebbies202 10 років тому +20

    wow these actually really help a lot! I'm Cantonese but I was born and raised in America so I've lost my touch in Cantonese. Sadly, my English is even better than my Cantonese... Hopefully, these will help me improve :)

  • @CantoneseClass101
    @CantoneseClass101  11 років тому +1

    NEW Video Lesson!
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    In this lesson, you'll learn how to ask "How Much?" in Cantonese. Subscribe to our UA-cam channel for more videos!

  • @timjenkinson26
    @timjenkinson26 11 років тому +1

    These are really good lessons well done

  • @elvisep47
    @elvisep47 2 роки тому

    Love. Cantones leccion

  • @istimmy21
    @istimmy21 11 років тому +1

    Love ur vids

  • @KorGyee_92
    @KorGyee_92 Рік тому +2

    Thx god for having likes this teacher on youtube....her teaching were really useful to me. 😊😊☺️ duo zhé!!! 😃😊

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  Рік тому

      Thank you very much for your kind words! Have fun learning Cantonese! :)
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @brendaromero3110
    @brendaromero3110 4 роки тому

    Hello Ms Olivia.Im learning Cantonesein your you tube channel.Thank you very much.

  • @redscorpions7440
    @redscorpions7440 5 років тому +1

    very nice, easy to understand

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  5 років тому

      Thank you for your comment! Have fun learning Cantonese! :)
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @riceball100
    @riceball100 11 років тому +2

    I think "ni go" and "li go" are probably part of the different varieties of Cantonese, and the fact there are people from Guangdong who use different pronunciation. I think as long as they understand the point, it is probably ok :-)

  • @niveshsimon699
    @niveshsimon699 8 років тому +2

    Thank you very much.....Really helped alot in 30 minutes I have learn to speak and write basic cantonese....do ze saai (对不起无力型粤语)

  • @tresestrelas386
    @tresestrelas386 5 років тому

    amazing thanks !

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  5 років тому

      Hi três estrelas,
      Thank you for watching!
      Feel free to ask if you have any questions :)
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

    • @tresestrelas386
      @tresestrelas386 5 років тому

      @@CantoneseClass101 hi I'm Brazilian and train Kung Fu Hung Car (洪家), here in train we use the cantonese counting, but the numbers one (一)and two (ニ) are differents, I know a little japanese, this help to understand ideograms, I like so much. So, here in Kung Fu school we don't say 一 yat, we say ja(like japanese pronunciation) and 二 yi6(Sorry I didn't understand why number 6), we count saying ji (like a japanese). Other numbers the pronunciation is the same. I told to my professor, he said we must talk about this matter with masters. In japanese, four 四 shi, seven七 nana and nine 九 kyū have two pronunciation, yon, shichi and ku. And what about cantonese, is there some area where is different? Or really is a big mistake? Sorry, cus I try to speak inglish, I hope you understand笑. And I already signed up, cantonese is fantastic!! Thank you

  • @phuctruong12071
    @phuctruong12071 7 років тому +1

    Cantonese so cool !!! 我学了北京话, 可是听你说粤语对我很要学习啦。

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому

      That's great! 懂得北京话,对学粤语很有帮助 :)

  • @breannawalker63
    @breannawalker63 10 років тому +1

    Can you do videos for writing too?

  • @artelijah8
    @artelijah8 11 років тому +1

    Please upload more. Cheers!

  • @KRoyWilhelm
    @KRoyWilhelm 11 років тому +1

    Beardan76 i also use li go.. so i was thinking i was wrong all the time haha but i can use li go aswell right

  • @alexajen4625
    @alexajen4625 7 років тому +1

    Thank you so much..This really help me for my cantonese lesson..I'm filipino and this lesson helps me a lot on how to deal and communicate with the locals here in Hk. Cheers

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому +1

      Thanks for taking your time to leave us a comment, we're glad to hear that the lessons are helpful for you! :) Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

    • @alexajen4625
      @alexajen4625 7 років тому +1

      Yes I truly enjoy learning cantonese thru this column via you tube and I will probably be asking some questions later..Thank you so much..

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому

      Sounds great! Keep up the good work! :)

  • @ivandavevillanueva1053
    @ivandavevillanueva1053 7 років тому +4

    This helped so much now I can order food

  • @gabrielrocha6730
    @gabrielrocha6730 5 років тому +1

    Do you have the cantonese gramatical?

  • @pedrososamartinez3686
    @pedrososamartinez3686 10 років тому +1

    great, so useful!!!! love the way she explains :) please can somebody suggest me a sistem or something to learn the "cantonese" reading of the chinese characters :) i've tried the NJstar word translator but it only works with the "pu tong hua"

  • @dkvo658
    @dkvo658 9 років тому +7

    I'm vietnamese but wanna learn cantonese so bad!!

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  8 років тому +2

      +DK Vo Check out our website CantoneseClass101.com :)
      Team CantoneseClass101

  • @danielhilderbrand7393
    @danielhilderbrand7393 9 років тому +4

    m goi sai

  • @Anonymous01743
    @Anonymous01743 6 років тому +2

    I use li1go3 instead of yi1go3 lol
    -I'm a native speaker from Hong Kong

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  6 років тому +1

      You're right, li1 go3, ni1 go3, and yi1 go3 (ji1 go3 in Jyutping system) are all interchangeable

  • @KhanhTran-yd7fb
    @KhanhTran-yd7fb 10 років тому

    Please upload more :((

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  10 років тому +1

      Stay tuned, we're always working on something new!Sincerely,Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @PhuNguyen-ou5bn
    @PhuNguyen-ou5bn 5 років тому +1

    I am Vietnamese and don’t know english very well. Can you write all the sentences which Olivia said in this videos. And then I can translate to Vietnamese for easier understanding. Help me. Thank you very much.

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  5 років тому

      We have all that info on our website, check it out and get a free lifetime account.
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @caitlinm3719
    @caitlinm3719 7 років тому +1

    Very helpful video!
    But, in the sentence, "m4 goi1, ji1 go3 gei2 cin2 aa6," is there a verb?
    If not, how do you know when a sentence requires a verb, and when it does not?
    Thanks!

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому +1

      Good question! There is indeed no verb in that sentence, it's literally "excuse me, this, how much?"
      Generally speaking, "how much" questions often don't have a verb, but other sentences would have a verb. [Depending on how you ask, "how" sentences sometimes don't have a verb neither.]

    • @caitlinm3719
      @caitlinm3719 7 років тому +1

      Ah I see! Thank you very much!

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому +1

      Feel free to ask if you have any other questions! :)

  • @pluh1
    @pluh1 10 років тому +1

    You mean like Jyutping?

  • @nilyflores5229
    @nilyflores5229 4 роки тому +1

    I'm in Philippines I wanted to learn cantonese

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  4 роки тому +1

      Thank you for your comment! Have fun learning Cantonese! :)
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @RobertHeslop
    @RobertHeslop 9 років тому +1

    This is completely different to Mandarin in writing, I was told that because I know Traditional Script in Mandarin that it'd be easy for me to learn Cantonese but "how much is it?" in Mandarin is 多少錢?

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  7 років тому +1

      "多少錢" is understandable in Cantonese, too, as we use the same writing system. But for colloquial speech, it's 幾錢? in Cantonese.

  • @beardan76
    @beardan76 11 років тому +1

    Olyvia... no one really says 'ji go' for this do they? In HK, I hear ni go, or more often 'li go' but i dont think ive heard of 'ji go' til about 3 minutes ago!

    • @Anonymous01743
      @Anonymous01743 6 років тому

      I use li1go3, too instead of yi1go3 lol
      -I'm a native speaker from Hong Kong

  • @RK-cb6xo
    @RK-cb6xo 5 років тому

    Video starts at 0.35

  • @ImariLauren
    @ImariLauren 4 роки тому

    When I asked how to say how much in Cantonese they told me “how much is it” was “doe sow chien” lol

    • @bravoalphahk
      @bravoalphahk 4 роки тому

      Your informant mixed up Beijingese with Cantonese. What you heard was "Duō shǎo ("many-few" = how many) qián (money)?" That would be a literary formality in Cantonese that would be read "Doh siu chin?" Instead of "doh siu", the spoken form is "gei doh (how many) chin?" The "doh" can be dropped, as in this lesson.

    • @ImariLauren
      @ImariLauren 4 роки тому

      bravoalphahk thank you for the correction 🙂 Appreciate the information

  • @rb1098
    @rb1098 8 років тому +1

    I know Cantonese but I just wanna watch this because all I see is mandarin lessons...

    • @BLustER502
      @BLustER502 8 років тому

      +SportyNatureGirl Productions tell me more about that

  • @ekumakas
    @ekumakas 3 роки тому +1

    I was taught that 蚊 meant mosquito... now I'm confused...

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  3 роки тому

      In Cantonese, 蚊 means "mosquito" or "dollar" :) It's a slang and you'd only hear it in speech and rarely see it in writing.
      Eg. 十蚊 (sap6 man1) "10 dollars"
      十隻蚊 (sap6 zek3 man1) "10 mosquitos" (隻 zek3 is the measure word for "mosquitos")
      Feel free to ask if you have any other questions.
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @raresh616
    @raresh616 9 років тому

    What are the numbers meaning?

    • @EthanfromEngland-
      @EthanfromEngland- 9 років тому

      Raresh Suciu its the tone in which the word is said.

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  3 роки тому

      The numbers behind the romanization are tones. Since the same pronunciation in different tones has different meanings, that's an essential part of Cantonese language. :) To learn more about Cantonese tones, check out our other videos here: ua-cam.com/video/XmmktTDoS04/v-deo.htmlm18s
      ua-cam.com/video/sCFuKo_9YFc/v-deo.html
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @yukijasonable
    @yukijasonable 10 років тому +1

    I NEED MORE....PLEASE IM CHINESE BUT KNO NO CHINESE HELP

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  10 років тому

      Good luck! If you want more, you can see the rest of this series at www.CantoneseClass101.com Sincerely,Team CantoneseClass101.com

    • @davidtu3045
      @davidtu3045 10 років тому

      Really, ur Chinese but ur not Chinese?

    • @joshuasamaniego5583
      @joshuasamaniego5583 10 років тому

      david tu no they're Chinese but know no chinese

    • @MiraJames
      @MiraJames 7 років тому

      Jialimey Vuong are living abroad?

  • @SR-vz9nq
    @SR-vz9nq Рік тому

    hahaha ding dong

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  Рік тому

      Thank you for your comment! Have fun learning Cantonese! :)
      Team CantoneseClass101.com

  • @tonyj9091
    @tonyj9091 6 років тому +1

    You on facebook Olivia

    • @CantoneseClass101
      @CantoneseClass101  6 років тому

      Yes, check it out, there are cheat sheets and vocab lists there as well, on top of video lessons. Enjoy!
      facebook.com/CantoneseClass101/

  • @jonaslam41
    @jonaslam41 10 років тому +1

    hah im cantonese/canadian