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2024年6月27日 · We’ve curated some of the most commonly used Hong Kong slang in our very own Urban Dictionary to help you understand a bit more about local culture. Hong Kong slang words you should know Hong Kong slang: A tapestry of influences
Written by Time Out Hong Kong & Catharina Cheung. Looking to impress your Cantonese-speaking friends? Or do you just want to get down with the cool kids and show off your knowledge of popular...
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Hong Kong slanguage consists of commonly used terms or trendy expressions in Hong Kong which are in Cantonese only. This type of language is used both in written and spoken words. As Hong Kong slanguage mainly consists of trendy expressions that are commonly used in the Internet and other social medias, it broadly represents the ...
2021年4月10日 · 1. Ching. This is a word you’d often see netizens referring to each other by, but it’s not just a common Chinese name! Its origins are actually from the term 師兄 (si1 hing1), a rather old-timey way to refer to someone who follows the same master as the speaker, but in a more senior position—think “senpai” in Japanese!
2021年3月19日 · Sometimes, the origins and deeper meanings behind these phrases are also mysterious to most Hongkongers themselves! In order to sound fluent in Cantonese, you need to use colloquialisms; in this instalment, we’re introducing interesting slang phrases that Hongkongers use to describe people—both positive and negative.
2020年8月10日 · As any foreign learner will attest to, Cantonese is a famously tricky language to grasp. Unlike Mandarin Chinese, a large portion of Cantonese is made of slang and colloquialisms that are pretty much unintelligible to those who aren’t native speakers. The origins and deeper meanings behind these phrases are also mysterious to most ...
2020年8月7日 · Meaning: widely used by teens in Hong Kong, this term originally referred to young people who are into arts and culture. Today this can be applied to people or places that are aesthetically...
