How to play Cantonese if you want, how to play Cantonese if you want to play

Cantonese to think: soeng2

Pinyin for 想: xiǎng

1. Interpretation of thinking:

1. Thinking; Use your brain.

2. Memories: Where to put it, I can't get up for a while.

3. Prediction; Speculate.

Second, the group of words that I think:

Thoughts, thoughts, dreams, dreams.

Imagination, delusion, reverie, meditation.

It depends on what the word "think" is used in what context it is used.

If it is "I miss you", then in Cantonese it should be said: I hang you, that is, "want" = "hang".

If it's "I'm thinking about something", then Cantonese should say: I'm nervous.

That is, "think" = "谂", if you use "want" to express the meaning of the idea, it can generally be literally translated as "谂". For example, idea = promiscuation; I thought of a plan = I came up with a plan.

I miss it, I think so, it's all"Think"

Thinking and thinking is"See" .

In Cantonese"Think"with"See"Each has its own role, not all"Think"can be written"See", don't will"Think"with"See"Confusing.

想=念 Cantonese pronunciation lin

Miss you = hang you.

Tan: "Think" means.

I don't think so.

Thoughts: Think about it.

The Cantonese typing is: ham6 baang6 laang6.

Whoa"In fact, even from the Jiangnan dialect: "ramming is not long" - ramming Bang Changdang" - ramming Bang Chang" - 冚唪唥"Transliterated. Many people fled to the south during the war, so many Cantonese have broken away from the original "Tang dialect" mixed with the northern dialects, and just used Cantonese homophones.

For details, you can go to the National Museum of Singapore, which contains the diary of Xu Zhibin, a literati who "went to the South Seas" in the 50s. Among them, there is about "ramming" change"Whoa"of the record.

Language learning skills.

If you want to learn Chinese well, you must not only pay attention to the study of textbooks, but also read a lot. Xueba Xiongsi even believes that reading more is the best way to improve reading analysis and writing skills.

During the winter and summer vacations, take some time to read, don't limit yourself to textbooks, and use as wide a variety of books as possible, so that when we write, we will have enough excellent material in our minds. Reading is also something that I have to do every day when I am studying at school, and I must read for no less than 20 minutes a day.

Cantonese to think: soeng2

Pinyin for 想: xiǎng

1. Interpretation of thinking:

1. Thinking; Use your brain.

2. Memories: Where to put it, I can't get up for a while.

3. Prediction; Speculate.

Second, the group of words that I think:

Thoughts, thoughts, dreams, dreams.

Imagination, delusion, reverie, meditation.

Generally speaking, it is not said to think about it, but it is said to be the first to go.

'Think about it'' is '

Okay. hou (good) gě (嘅).

It is a variant of the word "sigh", which is commonly used in the southern dialects of Min, Cantonese, Gan and Hakka, etc., and is borrowed from the pronunciation and glyph of this character to express the meaning of "of".

Cantonese, known as Cantonese and Cantonese in Guangdong and vernacular in Guangxi, is a tonal language that belongs to the Chinese dialect of the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is the mother tongue of the Cantonese people in Guangdong and the vernacular people in Guangxi. It is widely used in the central and western parts of Guangdong, southeastern Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macau and parts of Southeast Asia in southern China, as well as in overseas Chinese communities.

The origins of Cantonese are said to be Ya from the northern Central Plains and Chu from Chu State. From the Han Dynasty to the Tang and Song dynasties, people from the Central Plains continued to migrate to Lingnan, which promoted the development and stereotyping of the Cantonese language. Since the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, there has been little change in Cantonese.

However, the linguist Mr. Li Xinkui believes that "the earliest source of Cantonese should be the result of the southward migration of the Chu people and the southward arrival of the Chu language", and the phonetic appearance of Cantonese today shows a phenomenon very close to the common language of Sui and Tang Chinese (Li Xinkui, "Dialects of Guangdong").

Qing Dynasty scholar Chen Li's "Guangzhou Yinshuo" discusses the characteristics of the Guangzhou dialect and its origins, Chen Li believes that the tone of the Guangzhou dialect is in line with the Sui and Tang Dynasty rhyme book "Cut Rhyme", because "for more than 1,000 years, the people of the Central Plains have migrated to Guangzhou, and the Guangyin of today is the sound of the Central Plains in the Sui and Tang dynasties." Mr. Nan Huaijin, a master of Chinese studies, believes that Cantonese is the Chinese language of the Tang Dynasty.

The first official authoritative pronunciation and rhyme book in Chinese history, Guangyun (full name "The Great Song Dynasty Rebuilds Guangyun"), the pronunciation of the characters marked in it is highly consistent with today's Cantonese. Cantonese is one of the southern dialects that retains more Middle Chinese elements, and the most prominent feature is that it retains the common sound of Middle Chinese relatively completely.