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Re: what does "moon" mean in cantonese?
my aunt asked me something involving this word.. and i dont know what it means. little help please.
Re: what does "moon" mean in cantonese?
"Moon" can have many meaning based on what tone you use.
Using a rising tone, "moon" means "full", as in, "The cup is full," but not, "I am too full to eat anything else."
Using a low level tone, "moon" can mean both "door" and "bored".
"Hoi moon" is "open the door."
"Ngo ho moon a!" is "I am so bored!"
Hope this helps,
Teriyaki
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Using a rising tone, "moon" means "full", as in, "The cup is full," but not, "I am too full to eat anything else."
Using a low level tone, "moon" can mean both "door" and "bored".
"Hoi moon" is "open the door."
"Ngo ho moon a!" is "I am so bored!"
Hope this helps,
Teriyaki
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