mou5 laa1 nang3冇啦㨢
Jyutpingmou5 laa1 nang3
Yalemóuh lā nang
Definition
Unrelated, having absolutely no connection or affiliation.
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How it's used
This expression is used to emphasize a complete lack of association or logical link between two entities. It carries a slightly dismissive or emphatic tone, often used to clarify misunderstandings or deny rumors. It is strictly colloquial and sounds unnatural in formal writing.
Examples
Do you have any connection with him?
Related words
Common phrases
completely unrelated
Common mistake
Learners often confuse this with 冇關係, but 冇啦㨢 is more emphatic and specifically highlights the lack of any logical or causal connection rather than just a lack of relationship.
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