mei6 gau3 hau4未夠喉未够喉
Jyutpingmei6 gau3 hau4
Yalemeih gau hàuh
Definition
Not enough, left wanting more, or having one's desires not yet fully satisfied.
colloquialemotionfood
How it's used
Originally derived from the context of eating, this expression has expanded to describe any situation where one feels unsatisfied or wants more. It carries a slightly playful or informal tone, often used when someone is enjoying an experience so much that they are reluctant for it to stop. It is particularly common when discussing entertainment, hobbies, or craving specific foods.
Examples
This movie is so good, I still feel like I need more even after it ended.
Related words
Common phrases
to still feel hungry for more food
to still want to keep playing
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 唔夠, which is a neutral statement of quantity. 未夠喉 specifically implies a subjective feeling of desire or longing for more, rather than a simple lack of resources.
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Grammar guides
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