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Time flies... my first language exchange was back in 2004 already! My language partner was a native English speaker in England so much eager to learn Cantonese, while I wanted to brush up on my British accent! Ever since, my language and culture exchange friends are from all over the world - England, USA, France, Germany, Africa etc etc and of course Mainland China... when they came to visit HK, I did tour them around this pearl of the orient too :)
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    yes but very minor, more or less similar or even minor than the difference between British English and American English. TV dramas in HK are all in Cantonese. My friends/students from Mainland watch them to assist in learning the language too.
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    April 8, 2014
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    "問" which means "ask". Hope it helps! :)
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    April 6, 2014
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    hi, do you mean "I am going to Hong Kong now" or "I will be going to Hong Kong in June (in the future)"?
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    March 25, 2014
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    是, 佢 keui5.
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    May 24, 2012
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    this is always the site I suggest to my students: http://cpime.hk/ :)
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    May 24, 2012
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    I assumed you have a strong base in writing traditional Chinese already by asking this question. In this case you can read all kinds of local HK magazines AND Cantonese dictionary. However if you are referring to type, I shall need to know what Cantonse input method you are using. Hope the above helps.
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    April 10, 2012
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    yale: wan2 sik6 gaan1 naan4 即是說找工作或生意糊口很難的意思。
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    March 24, 2012
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    what do you mean?
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    February 16, 2012
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    do1 je6. You are absolutely correct "do jeh" is for thanking somebody for gift. It is also for compliment :) Wish you a Happy Year of the Dragon, and a reply to this would also be do1 je6 :)
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    January 23, 2012
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    粵語朗讀聖經和合本 http://skc.hkcccc.org/skc-ls02-audiobible.htm
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    September 13, 2011
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