cantonese dialect การใช้

• Hong Kong's dominant language is the Cantonese dialect of Chinese.
• Canto refers to the Cantonese dialect, which most people speak in Hong Kong.
• Most Hong Kong people speak only the Cantonese dialect, not the Mandarin of the mainland.
• She did not even speak the local Cantonese dialect when she began appearing in Hong Kong movies.
• It's known as Aiyu Jelly or by its local Cantonese dialect, wan tau long.
• Nearly all the villagers share the family name Luo, which in the Cantonese dialect is pronouned Lok.
• Canto-pop refers to songs in the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, spoken widely in Hong Kong.
• Zhou speaks Mandarin, China's national language, while most Hong Kong people speak the Cantonese dialect.
• Only those who speak the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, commonly spoken in Hong Kong, will be eligible.
• Both broadcast via two channels, one in the local Cantonese dialect and the other in English and Mandarin.
• Canto-pop refers to songs in the Cantonese dialect, the dominant form of Chinese in Hong Kong.
• Language : Most people speak the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, which is an official language along with English.
• Canto-pop refers to hits sung in the Cantonese dialect, which is Hong Kong's main language.
• But public meetings are held in six languages to accommodate speakers of both the Mandarin and the Cantonese dialects of Chinese.
• Both TV networks broadcast via two channels, one in the local Cantonese dialect and the other in English and Mandarin.
• Like other Cantonese dialects, such as the Goulou dialects, Taishanese pronunciation and vocabulary may sometimes differ greatly from Cantonese.
• The word'Paktor'originates from the Chinese Cantonese dialect word for'dating'( Chinese character 蚥謆 ).
• Cheng Lai-sheung said in the local Cantonese dialect as she massaged a patient's ankle at her small acupuncture clinic.
• China says the troops are studying Hong Kong, history, laws and Cantonese dialect, and will be under orders to keep a low profile.
• Heinemann is trying to brush up on his Toishanese ( the Cantonese dialect spoken in the village ) and gather pertinent details about the media covering the trip.