gaai1 mei5街尾
Jyutpinggaai1 mei5
Yalegāai méih
Definition
The end of a street.
colloquialplaces
How it's used
This term is frequently used when giving directions or describing a specific location within a neighborhood. It carries a sense of being at the very edge or terminus of a road, often implying a quieter or more secluded spot compared to the busier parts of the street. It is a very natural way to pinpoint a house or shop without needing a specific address.
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