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I heard someone say "pai" in Cantonese, but what does this mean? What's the use of "platoon"
"Having a queue" means spending a long time "queuing", whether it is Cantonese or Hong Kong dialect. There is not much difference. Cantonese spoken in Guangzhou and Hong Kong is basically the same.
For example:
"There are lines that bother you."
It means: you have been bored for a long time.
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