ham6 baang6 laang6冚唪唥
Jyutpingham6 baang6 laang6
Yalehahm baahng laahng
Definition
All; entirely; the whole lot.
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How it's used
This term carries a strong sense of totality and emphasis, often used to express surprise or frustration at the completeness of an action. It functions as an adverb or pronoun to cover every single item or person in a group. It is significantly more emphatic than simply saying 全部.
Examples
Everything here belongs to me.
Have you forgotten absolutely everything?
Related words
Common phrases
eat everything up
all gone missing
Common mistake
Avoid using this in formal writing or professional settings, as it is strictly colloquial and can sound overly casual or even slightly aggressive depending on the delivery.
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Grammar guides
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