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What you think

Say what you think and feel, what something seems like, and whether you agree

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Learn the Cantonese for To think, to feel, To think, to ponder, To seem like, Maybe, Right, correct, to agree. This lesson gives you each word with a clear example and romanization, plus audio so you can hear exactly how it sounds.

What you'll learn

  • To think, to feel: 覺得 (gok3 dak1)
  • To think, to ponder: 諗 (nam2)
  • To seem like: 好似 (hou2 ci5)
  • Maybe: 可能 (ho2 nang4)
  • Right, correct, to agree: 啱 (aam1)

You can already name how you feel, like nervous or excited. Now let's learn to say what you think: give an opinion, say what something seems like, and tell someone you agree.

gok3dak1

To think, to feel

ngo5gok3dak1fan2gung1fo3hou2naan4

I think the homework is really hard.

nam2

To think, to ponder

ngo5nam2zo2hou2noi6dou1m4zi1heoi3bin1dou6hou2

I thought about it for a long time and still don't know where's a good place to go.

hou2ci5

To seem like

keoi5gam1jat6hou2ci5hou2m4hoi1sam1

He seems really unhappy today.

ho2nang4

Maybe

ting1jat6ho2nang4lok6jyu5

It might rain tomorrow.

aam1

Right, correct, to agree

nei5gong2dak1aam1

You are right.

Frequently asked questions

Is the What you think lesson free?

Yes. This Cantonese lesson is free to read online, with romanization and meanings for every word. In the YumCha app, your first lesson is free to try, and vocabulary practice, flashcards, and the dictionary stay free. A subscription unlocks the full interactive lesson path.

Which words does What you think teach in Cantonese?

This lesson covers To think, to feel, To think, to ponder, To seem like, Maybe, Right, correct, to agree.

What romanization is used?

Both Jyutping and Yale, and you can switch between them. The romanization sits above every word, so you always know the pronunciation.

Do I need to read Chinese characters to start?

No. Romanization sits above every character and audio plays each word, so you can start speaking from your first lesson.