ngaam1 zeoi2 jing4啱嘴形
Jyutpingngaam1 zeoi2 jing4
Yalengāam jéui yìhng
Definition
To hit it off with someone; to find someone pleasant to chat with because of shared interests.
colloquialpeoplecommunication
How it's used
Focuses on the chemistry of conversation rather than just shared interests or values. It implies a natural flow where both parties feel comfortable and engaged. Often used to describe why two people have become friends or why they enjoy spending time together.
Examples
I really hit it off with them, I never get tired of talking to them.
Do you find the new colleague easy to talk to?
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Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 啱傾, which is more general and simply means someone is easy to talk to. 啱嘴形 carries a stronger sense of personal compatibility and mutual enjoyment during a conversation.
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