Hello all,
A friend of mine said that I am very (I think I have properly transliterated it) "chèung hèi," which to me sounds like "churn hay". She said she couldn't explain it's meaning in English and I couldn't find any dictionary to translate it. If you could provide a translation or at the very least, the characters, I would very much appreciate it.
Thanks,
Erik Ellis
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Couldn't find Cantonese dictionary, you're my last hope
Re: Couldn't find Cantonese dictionary, you're my last hop
Erik Ellis wrote:
> A friend of mine said that I am very (I think I have properly
> transliterated it) "chèung hèi," which to me
> sounds like "churn hay". She said she couldn't explain it's
> meaning in English and I couldn't find any dictionary to
> translate it. If you could provide a translation or at the very
> least, the characters, I would very much appreciate it.
I think it might be cheung4hei3 長 氣 'long-winded; tiresome; tedious'.
Thomas Chan
tc31@cornell.edu
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> A friend of mine said that I am very (I think I have properly
> transliterated it) "chèung hèi," which to me
> sounds like "churn hay". She said she couldn't explain it's
> meaning in English and I couldn't find any dictionary to
> translate it. If you could provide a translation or at the very
> least, the characters, I would very much appreciate it.
I think it might be cheung4hei3 長 氣 'long-winded; tiresome; tedious'.
Thomas Chan
tc31@cornell.edu
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Re: Couldn't find Cantonese dictionary, you're my last hop
Thanks for the response. It's not as bad as I thought