dak1 gaa2 laak3得㗎嘞
Jyutpingdak1 gaa2 laak3
Yaledāk gá laak
Definition
That will do, that's enough, or everything is under control.
colloquialcommunicationdaily actions
How it's used
This phrase is a combination of 得, the particle 㗎, and 嘞, which together convey a sense of finality and reassurance. It is frequently used to dismiss someone's anxiety or to signal that a task has been successfully handled. The tone is casual and often implies that the speaker is taking responsibility for the outcome.
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Common phrases
Don't worry, it's all under control
Common mistake
Learners often confuse this with 得喇, which is simpler and more direct. Using 得㗎嘞 adds a stronger layer of comfort or persuasion, making it sound more like you are actively trying to soothe the other person.
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Grammar guides
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