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Luisa Tam Helpful Cantonese Phrases South China Morning Post

Tips to help you avoid embarrassing tonal traps while speaking Cantonese South China Morning Post

How to explore a range of meaning with some 'colourful' Cantonese South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam: I'm sorry (in Cantonese) South China Morning Post

Spread some ‘faai lok’ or “happiness” with these festive Cantonese greetings South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam takes you on a dim sum tour of Hong Kong with these Cantonese phrases South China Morning Post

Cantonese phrases you don’t want to get wrong South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam’s Dim Sum and Roast Meat 101 South China Morning Post

Weird Cantonese words rely on your tone South China Morning Post

A Cantonese conversation changer South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam’s Mood Boosters South China Morning Post

Lunar New Year family dinner phrases with Luisa Tam South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam on good fortune phrases for Lunar New Year South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam’s Colourful Cantonese Lesson South China Morning Post

A little Hong Kong Canto word 'Gaau' for any occasion South China Morning Post

Learning Cantonese: how to use 'je' in everyday conversations South China Morning Post

Get to the ‘bottom’ of things in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Try some fun and weird Cantonese words with Luisa Tam South China Morning Post

Get in the mood for festivities and love with Luisa Tam South China Morning Post

Cash is ‘cin’: bank on these Cantonese money phrases to help you communicate in Hong Kong South China Morning Post

Miss your friends? Learn how to greet them again in Cantonese with Luisa Tam South China Morning Post

Using Cantonese ‘symptom’ words to describe behaviour and emotions South China Morning Post

How to greet your friends in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Using Cantonese in Hong Kong’s traditional cafes South China Morning Post

Learn how to order Hong Kong-style roast meat in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Learn these Cantonese phrases on your next Hong Kong taxi ride to avoid being ripped off South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam - Don't Get Caught Out Pretending! South China Morning Post

Learn Cantonese phrases that sound like English words for colourful, vibrant effects South China Morning Post

Why asking if someone has eaten or has become rich are fun and indirect ways to say ‘hello’ in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam says: Don't confuse "mo" with "mo"! South China Morning Post

Cantonese phrases that are uniquely Hong Kong South China Morning Post

Some humorous ‘pig’ phrases in Cantonese that can get you out tight spots South China Morning Post

The advantage of being ‘tip dei’ or ‘attached to the ground’ in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Cantonese by the numbers: How to be crystal clear and avoid nonsense in daily conversations South China Morning Post

Using numbers to describe behaviour in Cantonese South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam says: Let's talk ghosts with a "gwai" Halloween special! South China Morning Post

Why you don’t want to be caught ‘practising tai chi’ or saa taai gik South China Morning Post

Why ‘taking a garden tour’ in Cantonese means you are a lousy communicator South China Morning Post

Learn how to pronounce the Cantonese word ‘fuk’ for luck and fortune South China Morning Post

Let’s speak Cantonese with gusto and passion South China Morning Post

Need to disagree without sounding prickly? In Chinese, start by saying yes or hai ah South China Morning Post

Tones are key in Cantonese: learn this language skill to avoid some awkward situations South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam delves into nonsensical culture South China Morning Post

Luisa Tam's double trouble with double meanings South China Morning Post

The very versatile Cantonese phrase “ai yah” South China Morning Post

In Cantonese, you don't want to expose or lose your ‘bottom’ South China Morning Post

Add intrigue to your Cantonese with phrases related to ‘disappearing’, ‘vanishing’ and ‘hiding’ South China Morning Post

Don’t be a ‘big head prawn’ South China Morning Post

You’re asking for it: “Dai sei” South China Morning Post

Are you hungry? Let’s kick some table legs together South China Morning Post

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