His helpless look is really pitiful, how to speak it in authentic Cantonese?

It's so pitiful.

His helpless appearance is really pitiful], in general, Cantonese: [He is helpless and really pitiful].

In the context of sympathy and pity, [Yin Gong] can be used instead of [pitiful]. For example: [He is helpless to really tie Yin Gong].

Note: I don't know what the reason is, but in reality it is like this: the expression "Yin Gong" often comes from the mouth of women, and men rarely use this phrase.

OK] Cantonese spelling.

Confirm kok3 ding6

Affirmation] Yue Pin: Ken hang2 ding6

These two words are the same in Guangdong and Hong Kong in terms of pronunciation and context, and there is no difference.

For example: Are you sure you won't come? —Are you sure about it? Are you sure he won't come? —Are you sure he doesn't know how to do it? 】

In Guangdong and Hong Kong, the commonly used expressions of certainty and affirmation are:

1.Definitely! （kèng dìng la！）2.Definitely! （yí dìng la！）

3.唔会唔会 (wú huì wú huì) 4Terrier! （gěng xì la！）

5.冇问题 (móu wèn tí).

6.Terrier! （gěng xì gān la！

7.It must be! （yí dìng gān la！

8.Uh-huh! （wú huì gān la！

Note that there may be some slight differences between different regions and groups of people, and it is recommended to choose the appropriate expression according to local habits.

Good certainty, certain system, discipline to the system unless not, tiger and crab are ......

So sad: [ Cantonese ]: hou2, naan4, gwo3 are the same word, the meaning of Cantonese is broader than that of Mandarin, and the part of speech is more lively. Cantonese is a monosyllabic word, but most modern Chinese is a two-syllable word.

The vocabulary of Cantonese is divided into Chinese words, Cantonese words, and loanwords. Chinese words: the most commonly used, accounting for the majority of the vocabulary, such as "time";

Cantonese words: Cantonese-specific words, such as "得leisure"; Loanwords: Refers to words composed of foreign Chinese dialects, and Cantonese absorbs more loanwords, such as "徑復" in Cantonese daily language to indicate "store" in English.

I am a native of Guangzhou.

Chinese is so sad.

Cantonese is hard or hard to use.

Maybe friends from other places will have questions, how can they use hard work to represent if they are so sad?

There is no special reason, in the context of Cantonese, when it is hard to read it in Cantonese, the situation caused is the mood and meaning of sadness.

What is so unbearable is the meaning of being beaten!

This is the same as being sad, usually Cantonese first says that it is hard and difficult.

It's so hard and so hard that you can pick one and use it. My personal suggestion is to work hard first, this is the authentic Cantonese.

1.[There is no way back, what else can I do] Cantonese colloquial: [Du 冇 retreat la zhong can be sampled].

2.[If you can persevere, you will definitely realize your dreams] Cantonese colloquial: [If you can persist in falling, the stalk will come true].

Douzui in Cantonese is said to be "stiff neck", the "stiff" of "stiff neck" means to argue, quibble, there is a "wrapping neck" in Cantonese, that is, to describe some people who specialize in finding fault, but they are obviously reasonable, but he just says that people are wrong, and they specifically lift the bar for others.

Douzui is an authentic Cantonese word for plastering.

This sentence can be replaced by "good" instead of "but":

Funding is the biggest problem for us, but fortunately, it can be solved by the headquarters.

The whole sentence is said in Cantonese:

Funding is the biggest problem for us, but fortunately, the headquarters can deal with it.

It's just but, if you want to be a little more Hong Kong, but

In fact, there is a direct expression of "douzui" in Cantonese itself, which has the same meaning as "douzui" in Mandarin.

In addition, there is also the word "neck", which also has the meaning of bickering, but also has the meaning of raising the bar and quibbling.

There is also the word "slap", which means quarrel, but in some contexts that are not so strong, even the word "slap" can have the meaning of quarrel.

Douzui is generally said to be stiff neck, which means to raise the bar.

Hope it helps.

Although Lin Junjie is not very good, his Cantonese songs are really good, because he is practicing his pronunciation hard, and now he is perfect! JJ is a Cantonese language that is specialized in the new ** "Western Boundary" released in Hong Kong.

Lin Junjie can speak Cantonese, but he doesn't speak very well.

"Little Dimple" and "Jiangnan".

The rap section of "It's Up to You".

When they record, they can record word by word, tone by tone, and then synthesize after recording. Why are some singers afraid to sing live? It's because of bad singing skills.

With this recording technology, anyone can be a singer. You asked him to speak Cantonese himself? He couldn't say it at all.

No, I haven't heard of him speaking Cantonese.