mou5 gei2 ho2冇幾可冇几可

Jyutpingmou5 gei2 ho2
Yalemóuh géi hó

Definition

Rarely, seldom, or not very often.

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How it's used

This expression carries a nuance of surprise or lament regarding the scarcity of an event. It is often used to emphasize that something is an exception to the norm rather than just a low-frequency occurrence. You will frequently hear it paired with particles like 㗎 or 喇 to add a conversational, slightly emotive tone.

Examples

He is usually very busy and rarely comes home for dinner.
It is so cheap here, you rarely find deals like this.

Common mistake

Learners often confuse this with 唔多, which simply means not many or not much. 冇幾可 specifically highlights the infrequency of an action or event, functioning more like an adverb of frequency rather than a quantifier.

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