where?
Where is the bank?
Asking about location and time
Here you learn to ask about place and time, two things that come up every single day. You will use 邊度 (bin1 dou6) for “where” and 幾時 (gei2 si4) for “when,” then build them into useful questions like “where is it?” and “when are you going?” It is a small set of words that unlocks a surprising number of real conversations.
Learn to ask about places and times!
where?
Where is the bank?
when?
When do you go to work?
at where? / where is it?
Where is the bank?
Where are you right now?
when are you going?
When are we going to the mall?
Use 邊度 (bin1 dou6) for “where,” and 喺邊度 (hai2 bin1 dou6) when you want to ask “where is it?” Both are essential for finding your way around.
The word is 幾時 (gei2 si4). To ask “when are you going?” you can say 幾時去 (gei2 si4 heoi3).
喺邊度 (hai2 bin1 dou6) means “at where?” or “where is it?” The 喺 marks location, so it is the natural way to ask where a place or thing is.
Yes. This online Cantonese lesson is free, and each word comes with audio so you can hear the tones and repeat them.