jung4 mat1 ji6容乜易
Jyutpingjung4 mat1 ji6
Yaleyùhng māt yih
Definition
Very easily or likely, often used in a rhetorical context.
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How it's used
Functions as a rhetorical marker to suggest that a negative outcome is highly probable or trivial to trigger. It carries a cautionary or slightly cynical tone, often implying that the speaker is unimpressed by a situation or worried about a careless mistake. The construction is inherently informal and serves to emphasize the ease with which something undesirable might occur.
Examples
It's so easy to get sick, you should bring an extra shirt.
Is it really that easy to be late?
Related words
Common phrases
it is very likely that
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with the literal phrase 好容易. While they share the same meaning, 容乜易 is specifically used to warn or express skepticism about a potential negative consequence, whereas 好容易 is a neutral statement of fact.
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Grammar guides
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