Is it said in Cantonese, how is it said in Cantonese?

Is it [ Cantonese.

si6、bat1、si6；It can also be said that "it is not a system": hai4, muw3, hai4

Cantonese is customary with monosyllabic words, but most of it is modern Chinese.

It is a two-syllable word. In addition, many ancient words and expressions are preserved in written Cantonese.

In terms of verbs, for example, Cantonese speaks "food", "enterprise", "look", "fall", and "嗌", and the modern Chinese (Chinese) common written words are respectively called "eat", "stand", "look", "down", and "call".

In terms of nouns, "wing", "neck", and "罅" correspond to the general written words "wing", "neck", and "sewn", respectively.

In terms of adjectives, Cantonese speaks "晏", and in general writing you can say "late, late".

The last adverb is like "pawn" and "immediate", and the general written words say "finally" and "immediately".

In Cantonese, "yes" = "system", "no" = "hmm", so "is not" is the same as "is not".

However, sometimes it is sometimes said that it is "a system".

Is it not" in Cantonese: Yes or not.

Yes, in Cantonese, it means "department", and "hmm" means "no".

Isn't it, the Cantonese I heard in Guangzhou is said verbally:

1, "Is It Not" hai m hai;

2, "Is It Not" hai mai;

Note: Not m hai, the coupling is: mai; That is, by hai off h ai, from the front m and ai conjunct to mai.

I've heard of both.

With my years of experience in speaking Cantonese, yes, I am a master in Cantonese

Yes, it is the harmony of black and hi, is it said that Cantonese is called black or black, pay attention to the black characters with a bit of hi sound.

Yes or no. The front is so verbose that it is so long-winded that even the words are wrong.

Seaver, Oil.

Cantonese, also known as Cantonese, Cantonese, and Tang dialects, commonly known as "vernacular", is a Chinese dialect in the Sino-Tibetan language family. Cantonese is the mother tongue of the Han Cantonese people, an important carrier of Cantonese culture, and one of the basic symbolic cultural identities of the Cantonese people. Cantonese has a complete set of nine tones and six tones, retaining more Middle Chinese features.

It has a well-developed writing system and can be written entirely in Chinese characters, and is the only Chinese language that has been independently studied in foreign universities except Mandarin. Cantonese is the official language of Hong Kong and Macau, and is the fourth most spoken language in Australia, the third most spoken in the United States and Canada, and the second most spoken in New Zealand.

Regarding the origin of Cantonese, Douhui has theories such as Yayan originating from the Northern Central Plains and Chu language originating from the Chu State. Cantonese is one of the southern dialects that retains more Middle Chinese components, and the most prominent feature is that it retains the common "intonation" of Middle Chinese relatively completely, and its initials, finals, and tones have a good correspondence with the standard ancient Chinese rhyme books "Cut Rhyme" and "Guang Rhyme". Cantonese is widely spoken in Guangdong, central, northern and western Guangdong in South China, Hong Kong, Macau, southeastern Guangxi, and overseas Chinese communities such as Australia, North America, and Southeast Asia.

There are about 67 million Cantonese speakers in Guangdong, 25 million in Guangxi, 7 million in Hong Kong, 550,000 in Macau, 5 million in Thailand, 5 million in Singapore and Malaysia, and 2 million in the United States and Canada.