dak1 gaa2 laa3得㗎喇
Jyutpingdak1 gaa2 laa3
Yaledāk gá la
Definition
That is enough; that will do; everything is under control.
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How it's used
This phrase is a versatile way to signal that a situation is settled or that someone can stop worrying. It often functions as a reassurance to others that you have things under control. It combines the verb 得, the particle 㗎, and the final particle 喇 to create a sense of finality and comfort.
Examples
Don't worry, I have already handled this matter.
Related words
Common phrases
Don't worry, it's all good.
Common mistake
Learners often mistake this for a simple way to say "I can do it," but it is primarily used to dismiss further concern or to indicate that a task is finished and satisfactory. Using it when someone is asking for your permission or ability to perform a task can sound dismissive or overly abrupt.
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Grammar guides
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