| What do Cantonese speakers call the language they speak?
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| Cantonese sound system (早晨 Good morning)
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| The combinations of initial and final syllables in Cantonese
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| Nineteen initials |
| Initials group 1: Non-aspirated voiceless |
| Initials group 2: Aspirated voiceless |
| Initials group 3: Voiced nasals |
| Initials group 4: Fricative and continuants |
| Initials group 4: Semi-vowels and supplementary initials |
| Finals group 1: Nine main vowels |
| Finals group 2: Ten diphthongs |
| Finals group 3: Seventeen finals ending in nasal consonant |
| Finals group 4: Seventeen finals with unreleased stops "p, t, k"
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| Syllabic consonants "m" and "ng" |
| Six tones |
| Six tones - numbers |
| Six tones - other examples |
| Immediately useful expressions |
| Everyday greetings and greetings around mealtimes |
| Saying goodbye |
| Useful expressions |
| Classroom expressions |
| Cardinal numerals (0 - 1,000,000) : Single digit numbers (0 - 9) |
| Building up numbers from 10 to 19 |
| Abbreviations of "~sap6~" |
| Numerals indicating hundreds "baak3百" |
| Building up numbers from 101 to 999 |
| Counting thousands and above |
| Lucky numbers for the vehicle license number plate |
| Taboo numbers |
| Ordinal numbers |
| Dollars |
| Ten-cent units |
| Dollars & ten-cent units |
| Asking for the price |
| Year |
| Month |
| Days of the month |
| Days of the week |
| How to ask for specifc dates |
| Hour |
| Exact minute |
| Hour & 5-minute unit |
| Clock time & the time of the day |
| How to ask and tell the current time |
| Measure words / Classifiers |
| Number of objects |