Cantonese words starting with W
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waa4 jan4
華人华人
An ethnic Chinese person, especially when referring to those living overseas.
waa4 jeoi6
華裔华裔
A person of Chinese descent.
waa4 ji4 bat1 sat6
華而不實华而不实
Flashy but without substance; good-looking on the outside but of poor quality.
waa4 ji5 zi1
華爾滋华尔滋
Waltz; a ballroom and folk dance in triple time, or the music for it.
waa4 ji5 zi1
華爾茲华尔兹
Waltz; a ballroom dance in triple time, or the music for this dance.
waa4 jyu5
華語华语
Mandarin Chinese; especially as used or referred to in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
waa4 kiu4
華僑华侨
Overseas Chinese; ethnic Chinese people living outside of China.
waa4 lai6
華麗华丽
Magnificent, gorgeous, or elegant; beautifully decorated, glittering, and refined.
waa4 lam4 zi2
華林寺华林寺
Hualin Temple, a Buddhist temple in Guangzhou, China.
waa4 man4
華文华文
Written Chinese; the common term in the East Asian cultural sphere for written Chinese based on Mandarin grammar and vocabulary.
waa4 mau6
華懋华懋
Chinachem Group, a major property developer in Hong Kong.
waa4 mau6 zaap6 tyun4
華懋集團华懋集团
Chinachem Group, a major property developer in Hong Kong.
waa4 naam4
華南华南
South China; the southern region of mainland China, including Guangdong and Fujian.
waa4 naam4 dei6 keoi1
華南地區华南地区
South China; the southern region of China.
waa4 naam4 nung4 jip6 daai6 hok6
華南農業大學华南农业大学
South China Agricultural University.
waa4 saa1
華沙华沙
Warsaw, the capital and largest city of Poland, situated on the Vistula River.
waa4 saan1
華山华山
Mount Hua, a high mountain located in Shaanxi province, China, and the western of the Five Great Mountains.
waa4 sau3
華秀华秀
The name of a character in a traditional tale who keeps a ferocious dog.
waa4 si1
華師华师
South China Normal University.
waa4 si1 zaam6
華師站华师站
South China Normal University Station
waa4 si6
華氏华氏
Fahrenheit; a scale of temperature where water freezes at 32 degrees and boils at 212 degrees.
waa4 sing6 deon6
華盛頓华盛顿
Washington, referring to George Washington, Washington, D.C., or Washington State.
waa4 sing6 deon6 daai6 hok6
華盛頓大學华盛顿大学
University of Washington
waa4 zai2
華仔华仔
A popular nickname for Andy Lau Tak-wah, the famous Hong Kong singer and actor.
waa6
嬅
Used in personal names.
waa6
樺桦
Birch tree.
waa6
話话
Speech, words, or language.
waa6 bat1 tau4 gei1 bun3 geoi3 do1
話不投機半句多话不投机半句多
When people do not share common interests, even half a sentence is too much.
waa6 beng3
話柄话柄
A mistake or shortcoming that becomes a subject of gossip, criticism, or ridicule.
waa6 dai1
話低话低
To leave a message, note, or instructions for someone before departing.
waa6 dak1 maai4
話得埋话得埋
Predictable; foreseeable; able to be anticipated.
waa6 ding6
話定话定
To tell, agree, or discuss in advance.
waa6 dou1 mou5 gam3 faai3
話都冇咁快话都冇咁快
Extremely fast; in the blink of an eye or before you know it.
waa6 dou3 mei5
話到尾话到尾
In the end, after all, or in conclusion.
waa6 gam2 faai3
話咁快话咁快
Very fast; happening or finishing as quickly as a spoken word.
waa6 gam2 ji6
話咁易话咁易
Extremely easy; easy as pie.
waa6 haap6 zi2
話匣子话匣子
Chatterbox; someone who loves to talk.
waa6 hau2 mei6 jyun4
話口未完话口未完
Said when something happens just as one is speaking of it or has just finished mentioning it.
waa6 hei3
話氣话气
Tone of voice or manner of speaking.
waa6 lan2 zi1
話𨶙之话𨶙之
Who gives a fuck; who cares.
waa6 lok6
話落话落
To leave instructions, orders, or a message for others.
waa6 m4 ding6
話唔定话唔定
Perhaps; maybe; uncertain or unpredictable.
waa6 m4 maai4
話唔埋话唔埋
Maybe, possibly, or hard to say for sure.
waa6 mei4
畫眉画眉
To draw or fill in eyebrows with an eyebrow pencil as part of applying makeup.
waa6 ming4
話名话名
Nominally, only in name, or purportedly.
waa6 ming4
話明话明
To state clearly, make clear, or declare beforehand.
waa6 mui4
話梅话梅
Chinese-style preserved plum; a sweet, sour, and slightly salty snack made from green plums.
waa6 nei5 zi1
話你知话你知
To let you know or tell you.
waa6 ngo5 zi1
話我知话我知
Tell me; let me know.
waa6 saai3
話晒话晒
After all; in any case, used to state a priority relationship and its reasonable expectations.