How do you pronounce Baba in Cantonese? Ask for advice. It's Cantonese, not Mandarin.

Gang 1 initial: g, vowel: ang, tone: 1. Cantonese homonym: soup.

Bang6 initial: b, vowel: ang, tone: 6 tones. Cantonese homophones: and.

Daap6 initial: d, vowel: aap, tone: 6 tones. Cantonese homophonic: step.

Moral: On a thunderstorm night, the dragon took off.

In addition, there is a junior high school student named Hong Hu. Because Hong Hu's parents are superstitious, when he was born, he invited a fortune teller to take the name "Hong Hu". His own surname is "Zuo", which is very special in itself and his name is more complicated. It is a "blessing" composed of three thunder, which means thunder, and a "tiger" composed of three dragons, which represents the appearance of dragonflies. The full name of Cantonese is "circle step", which means the apprentice.

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Other Cantonese words+definitions

Chicken-a metaphor for people who rush in and bump into each other

Hard hands-a metaphor for great power

Catch a dead chicken-find a bargain

Lost glasses-wrong estimation, lost eyes

Big price reduction, no return.

Touch the doornail-close the door

Kick your feet and dry your feet-very busy.

A dead cat carries a black nest on its back.

Waves-bragging or scaring people to demonstrate and show off? Pull the cat's tail-play with a double reed and collude.

neurotic

The ghost hits the wall-one of our own hits one of our own, which is derogatory.

Firecracker neck-hot temper

Wired and Road-in an orderly way

Out of nothing-out of nothing.

Dead snake rotten eel-motionless, metaphor for laziness.

Make up your mind-make up your mind.

Ordered to lift oil-very calm.

Wander around-doing nothing, wandering around

Quiet river flies-quiet, quiet.

Didn't stick it out-bad luck, bad luck.

Ghost five horses six-cunning and eccentric

Sweating all over-sweating all over

Strange, strange, strange

Stealing, uh, kidnapping-fraud.

For no reason.-for no reason.

Thallium flying from the tail-a metaphor that is gone forever