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Jyutpinggai3 maai4
Yalegai màaih
Common

Definition

Inclusive of; to count or include something in a total.

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How it's used

Used primarily when calculating totals, this phrase functions as a verb meaning to include something in a sum or count. It is highly versatile and appears frequently in service settings, such as checking if a bill covers tax or service charges. It carries a sense of finality in accounting for all items or people involved.

Examples

Is the service charge included in this meal price?
Including your share, there are five people in total.

Common phrases

including the ten percent service charge

Common mistake

Learners often mistakenly use it as an adjective like an English participle, but it is a verb phrase that typically requires an object to follow or a context where the object is already understood.

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