dak6 bit6特別特别
Jyutpingdak6 bit6
Yaledahk biht
Definition
Special, exceptional, or out of the ordinary; also used to mean especially or particularly.
- special; unique; out of the ordinary
- especially; particularly
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How it's used
Use this word to highlight something that stands out from the usual routine or standard expectations. It often functions as an adverb when followed by 嘅, meaning 'especially' or 'particularly' in contexts like 'especially busy' or 'especially good'. It carries a positive or neutral connotation of uniqueness rather than just being strange.
Examples
There is a special program today.
Why are you dressed so specially today?
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Common mistake
Avoid using it to mean 'strange' or 'weird' in a negative sense, as that is better expressed by 奇怪. Using it to describe someone's behavior might sound sarcastic if the context implies they are acting oddly rather than uniquely.
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Grammar guides
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