siu1 fai3 ze2 wai2 jyun4 wui2消費者委員會消费者委员会
Jyutpingsiu1 fai3 ze2 wai2 jyun4 wui2
Yalesīu fai jé wái yùhn wúi
Definition
The Consumer Council, a statutory body in Hong Kong that protects consumer rights.
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How it's used
People in Hong Kong almost always refer to this organization by its abbreviated name, 消委會. Using the full title is usually reserved for formal writing or official news reports. It is widely perceived as a trusted body for resolving disputes between customers and businesses.
Examples
This shop is so unscrupulous, why not complain to the Consumer Council?
Have you read the report from the Consumer Council yet?
Related words
Common phrases
Consumer Council report
complain to the Consumer Council
Common mistake
Learners often try to translate the name word for word or use the full name in casual conversation, which sounds overly formal and unnatural. Always use the short form 消委會 when speaking to friends or colleagues.
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