Give some common Cantonese.

Reference, character

I (I), you (you), he (I), we (we), you (you), they (they) are (people) (here)? ? Degree (there) and allowance (where) (here)? ? (then) how (like this, That way) explain (why) how (next time) how (what) how much (how much) both sides (where) how good (so good) ABBA (dad) old woman (uncle) old bean (dad) old mother (mother) elder sister (brother) big brother (boy) new hug (brother) Old guy's later baby (young guy) later daughter (young girl) handsome guy (beautiful guy) pretty girl (beautiful girl) alley (child) mosquito boy (child) shy shrimp (baby) messenger (thug)

Work, communication

Rework (go to work) Call it a day (get off work) Eat (make a living) Work (pay) Food (pay) Get it right (get it right) Bend (mess up) Start (smoothly) Stay up late (stay up late) Flight attendant (plane waitress) Hourly worker (hourly worker) Work (find a job) Hand (experienced) Car shirt (sewing clothes) Unfamiliar) Friends (old friends) hate (enemies) asking for big feet (flattering) dangerous ngei 1 (begging) making noodles (giving face) doing leisure (being free) having no geometry (not often) having no connection (it doesn't matter) having no feelings (not paying attention) having nothing to say (not saying) breaking up with lovers) Good friends (hitting it off)

Life and articles

Get up (get up), put on (wear), take off (take off) the mouthpiece (gargle), fly hair (haircut), perm, wash your face (wash your face), defecate (urinate), bolt the door (close the door), turn off the light (turn off the light), and take a nap at the faucet (faucet). ? (The next meal) nem4 (Soft) Drinking water in the middle of the night (Thirst) Desk (Sofa) Refrigerator (Refrigerator) Furniture gib 1 (Luggage) Wan Jia (Safe) Knife (Knife) 0 Shower head 2 watering pots for bathing, used to water flowers) Shell (spoon) Fan (soap) Broom (broom) spoon.

Human body, disease

Head shell (head) scalp (dandruff) face beaded mound (face) dimple (dimple) climb down (chin) eye (eye) eyebrow (eyebrow) eye nucleus (eyeball) earwax (earwax) big teeth (molar) nose brother (nose) nose hole (nostril) body and legs) back (back) tail Scorch (prickly heat) mark (itch) line (mental disorder) wool sheep hanging (epilepsy) blind man (blind man) peeling (peeling) injury (broken) athlete's foot (beriberi) deafness (hearing failure)

Action, behavior

Yue Gaotou (looking up) turns his head (shaking his head) and geb6 (staring) squints at méi 1, buries his eyes (closing his eyes), sighs at heb3 (closing his eyes), sips (chewing), breathes (breathing) and breaks his mouth (pie mouth). Wu) "MIT1(break)" man1(climb, pull) "meng 1 (pull) beans (bump, bump)" dé ng3 "(throw), dope, mix and punch) batch (cut. Ironic attack) cheating ga 1 Italy yi 1 (pretending) cheating jiao (coquetry) twisting (wriggling) declining (despising, despising) wanting to be angry (inhaling) stealing oil, demanding oil (taking advantage) and "declining" (asking for trouble) are shocked by tragedy (gé ng/kloc Nie3 (eccentric) silly hitchhiking (taking advantage of others), taking a taxi (rolling around), taking a shower (keeping watch) (spending too much money).

Thoughts and feelings

Zhong Yi (likes) love tin (loves) happy (happy) happy (proud) angry (nao 1) angry (angry) laughing, riding (laughing) laughing, eating (laughing) laughing, singing (laughing) stealing lotus seeds (laughing). Like a cooked dog's head) fire up (angry) fire roll (angry) a fire (full of fire) erupt (angry) eyes rise (open eyes to express dissatisfaction or anger) rise (stare) blow up (1 angry, 2 Helpless) Red meat (worry) Worry (worry) Metaphor scowling) Depressed (hold your breath) Happy (like) Beggars hate (hate) thinking (always thinking) Worried (worried) Heart water (mind) Willing (willing) Willing (willing) Heart full (half-hearted) A fish lost in a trance (one)

To learn Cantonese well, we should first take the initiative to make more friends who can speak Cantonese, and make friends with them, starting with everyday language.

I'll give you a Cantonese online pronunciation dictionary. After opening the webpage, you can enter the text you want to read (traditional Chinese characters) in the tool basket on the right, or enter the corresponding phonetic symbols. Find it yourself:

http://humanum.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/Lexis/lexi-can/

Please use the built-in universal five-stroke input method or intelligent five-stroke input method for common expressions in Guangzhou dialect. Wish you success!