m4 zoi6 hong4唔在行

Jyutpingm4 zoi6 hong4
Yalem̀h joih hòhng

Definition

Not good at something; lack expertise in a particular field.

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How it's used

Focuses specifically on a lack of professional skill or specialized knowledge rather than just a general dislike or inability. It often implies that the speaker is not the right person to consult for a specific task because they lack the necessary expertise or experience.

Examples

I'm really not good at things like fixing computers.

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Common mistake

Do not confuse this with 唔識, which suggests a total lack of knowledge or ability. 唔在行 implies you might know the basics but are not an expert or comfortable performing the task at a high level.

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