hai6 gam2 sin1係咁先系咁先
Jyutpinghai6 gam2 sin1
Yalehaih gám sīn
Definition
That's it for now; a parting phrase used when hanging up the phone or about to leave.
colloquialcommunication
How it's used
Functions as a polite but firm way to signal the end of a phone call or a face to face interaction. It effectively cuts off further conversation without sounding overly abrupt or rude. It is essentially the Cantonese equivalent of saying "I'm heading off now" or "I'll leave it at that."
Examples
I'm still busy with things, that's all for now.
Finished talking, that's it, bye bye.
Related words
Common phrases
That's all for now, bye.
That's all for now, see you next time.
Common mistake
Avoid using this in formal business settings or with superiors, as it can sound too casual or dismissive. It is best reserved for friends, family, or colleagues you are on familiar terms with.
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