nei5 zung1 ji3 dim2 zau6 dim2你鐘意點就點你钟意点就点

Jyutpingnei5 zung1 ji3 dim2 zau6 dim2
Yalenéih jūng yi dím jauh dím

Definition

Do whatever you want; as you wish.

colloquialcommunicationdaily actions

How it's used

This phrase is a versatile way to express indifference or to grant someone full autonomy in a decision. It often carries a slightly dismissive or resigned tone depending on the context, as if the speaker is washing their hands of the matter. It is structurally flexible and can function as a complete sentence or as a clause within a larger thought.

Examples

What should we eat tonight? Whatever you like is fine.
Do whatever you want, just don't regret it later.

Related words

Common phrases

Whatever you want, it is up to you.

Common mistake

Learners often mistake this for a literal instruction to do something, but it is frequently used to signal that the speaker has no preference or is tired of debating a choice. Using it with someone in a position of authority might come across as rude or overly casual.

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