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Welcome to this exciting lesson on '''Personal Pronouns''' in Yue Chinese! As we embark on this journey together, you might wonder why personal pronouns are so essential. Well, personal pronouns are the backbone of communication. They allow us to refer to ourselves and others without constantly repeating names, making our conversations smoother and more natural.
 
In this lesson, we will explore the personal pronouns used in Yue Chinese, including their forms and uses. By the end of this lesson, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to express yourself using pronouns confidently.
 
Here's a brief overview of what we will cover:
 
* '''What are Personal Pronouns?'''
 
* '''List of Personal Pronouns in Yue Chinese'''
 
* '''Examples and Usage'''
 
* '''Practice Exercises for Mastery'''
 
Now, let’s dive in!


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Yue Chinese Grammar → Pronouns and Possessives → Personal Pronouns
=== What are Personal Pronouns? ===
 
Personal pronouns are words used to refer to specific people or things. In Yue Chinese, just like in English, these pronouns help us identify the subject or object in a sentence. Understanding how to use them is crucial for building sentences and expressing your thoughts clearly.
 
=== List of Personal Pronouns in Yue Chinese ===
 
In Yue Chinese, personal pronouns can be categorized as follows:
 
* '''First Person''': Refers to the speaker
 
* '''Second Person''': Refers to the listener
 
* '''Third Person''': Refers to others
 
Below is a comprehensive table of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Yue Chinese !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| 我 || ngóh || I
 
|-


== Introduction ==
| 你 || néih || you (singular)


Welcome to the lesson on personal pronouns in Yue Chinese! Pronouns are an essential part of any language, as they allow us to refer to ourselves and others without constantly repeating names or nouns. In this lesson, we will explore the personal pronouns used in Yue Chinese, such as "I," "you," "he," "she," "we," and "they." Understanding and using personal pronouns correctly is crucial for effective communication in any language, and it will greatly enhance your ability to express yourself in Yue Chinese.
|-


Throughout this lesson, we will delve into the details of personal pronouns, providing numerous examples to illustrate each point. We will also explore any regional variations in the usage or understanding of personal pronouns and discuss any historical reasons for these differences. Additionally, we will share interesting cultural facts and anecdotes related to personal pronouns in Yue Chinese, giving you a deeper understanding of the language and its context.
| 佢 || keoi || he/she/it


To ensure that you grasp the concepts thoroughly, we have included exercises and practice scenarios for you to apply what you have learned. These exercises will help solidify your understanding of personal pronouns and enable you to use them confidently in your conversations. We will provide detailed solutions and explanations for each exercise, allowing you to assess your progress and reinforce your learning.
|-


By the end of this lesson, you will have a comprehensive understanding of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese and be able to use them accurately and appropriately in various contexts. So let's get started and dive into the fascinating world of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese!
| 我哋 || ngóh deih || we


== Personal Pronouns ==
|-


Personal pronouns in Yue Chinese are used to refer to people or things without explicitly stating their names or nouns. They play a crucial role in everyday communication, allowing us to express ourselves more efficiently. In Yue Chinese, personal pronouns are categorized based on the grammatical person they represent, such as the first person, second person, and third person. Let's explore each category in detail:
| 你哋 || néih deih || you (plural)


=== First Person Pronouns ===
|-


First person pronouns in Yue Chinese refer to the speaker or the person speaking. They are used when talking about oneself or expressing personal opinions, experiences, or feelings. Here are the first person pronouns in Yue Chinese:
| 佢哋 || keoi deih || they
 
|}
 
=== Examples and Usage ===
 
Understanding how to use these pronouns is vital. Let's look at 20 examples that will help illustrate their usage in various contexts:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Yue Chinese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
! Yue Chinese !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| 我食飯 || ngóh sihk faahn || I eat rice
 
|-
 
| 你飲水 || néih yám séoi || You drink water
 
|-
 
| 佢去學校 || keoi heoi hok haau || He/She goes to school
 
|-
 
| 我哋睇電影 || ngóh deih tái din yǐng || We watch a movie
 
|-
 
| 你哋喺邊度？ || néih deih hái bīn dou? || Where are you (plural)?
 
|-
 
| 佢哋唔來 || keoi deih m̀h loi || They are not coming
 
|-
 
| 我想要呢個 || ngóh seung yiu nī go || I want this
 
|-
 
| 你可以幫我嗎？ || néih hó yíh bōng ngóh ma? || Can you help me?
 
|-
|-
| 我 || ngo5 || I, me
 
| 佢好忙 || keoi hóu máahng || He/She is very busy
 
|-
|-
| 咱 || zaam1 || we (inclusive)
 
| 我哋一齊去 || ngóh deih yāt chàih heoi || We go together
 
|-
 
| 你哋有冇問題？ || néih deih yáuh móuh man tàih? || Do you (plural) have any questions?
 
|-
 
| 佢哋啱啱返到 || keoi deih āam āam fāan dou || They just returned
 
|-
|-
| 我哋 || ngo5 dei6 || we (exclusive)
|}


* 我 (ngo5): This pronoun is used to refer to oneself as an individual. It is equivalent to the English pronoun "I" or "me." For example:
| 我鍾意呢首歌 || ngóh jūng yi nī sáu gō || I like this song
  - 我好開心。 (ngo5 hou2 hoi1 sam1) - I am very happy.


* 咱 (zaam1): This pronoun is used to refer to oneself and others collectively. It is often used in a more inclusive sense, indicating a sense of unity or togetherness. For example:
|-
  - 咱哋一齊去食飯啦！ (zaam1 dei6 jat1 cai4 heoi3 sik6 faan6 laa3) - Let's go eat together!


* 我哋 (ngo5 dei6): This pronoun is used to refer to oneself and others collectively, but in a more exclusive sense. It implies a distinction between the speaker and the group. For example:
| 你聽唔聽到？ || néih tīng m̀h tīng dǒu? || Can you hear it?
  - 我哋唔同意。 (ngo5 dei6 m4 tung4 ji3) - We disagree.


=== Second Person Pronouns ===
|-


Second person pronouns in Yue Chinese are used to refer to the person or people being spoken to. They play a crucial role in direct communication, allowing us to address someone directly or ask questions. Here are the second person pronouns in Yue Chinese:
| 佢唔記得 || keoi m̀h gei dāk || He/She doesn't remember


{| class="wikitable"
! Yue Chinese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
|-
| 你 || nei5 || you
 
| 我哋可以去遊覽 || ngóh deih hó yíh heoi yàuh láam || We can go sightseeing
 
|-
|-
| 你哋 || nei5 dei6 || you all
|}


* 你 (nei5): This pronoun is used to refer to a single person being spoken to. It is equivalent to the English pronoun "you." For example:
| 你哋記得嗰個地方嗎？ || néih deih gei dāk gó go dei fōng ma? || Do you (plural) remember that place?
  - 你好嗎？ (nei5 hou2 maa3) - How are you?


* 你哋 (nei5 dei6): This pronoun is used to refer to a group of people being spoken to. It is equivalent to the English pronoun "you all" or "you guys." For example:
|-
  - 你哋想食乜嘢？ (nei5 dei6 soeng2 sik6 mat1 je5) - What do you all want to eat?


=== Third Person Pronouns ===
| 佢哋應該會來 || keoi deih yīng goi wúi loi || They should come
 
|-


Third person pronouns in Yue Chinese are used to refer to people or things being talked about. They are essential for describing or discussing others in conversations. Here are the third person pronouns in Yue Chinese:
| 我好開心 || ngóh hóu hōi sām || I am very happy


{| class="wikitable"
! Yue Chinese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
|-
| 佢 || keoi5 || he, she, it
 
| 你幾點返屋企？ || néih géi dim fāan ūk kéi? || What time do you return home?
 
|-
|-
| 佢哋 || keoi5 dei6 || they
 
| 佢想食甜品 || keoi seung sihk tìhm bān || He/She wants to eat dessert
 
|}
|}


* 佢 (keoi5): This pronoun is used to refer to a single person, regardless of their gender. It is equivalent to the English pronouns "he," "she," or "it," depending on the context. For example:
=== Practice Exercises for Mastery ===
  - 佢好高。 (keoi5 hou2 gou1) - He/she is tall.
 
Now that you have learned about personal pronouns in Yue Chinese, it's time to put your knowledge to the test! Below are some exercises to help you practice what you've learned.
 
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====
 
Complete the sentences with the correct personal pronoun.
 
1. _____ 食飯。(I)
 
2. _____ 你去邊度？ (you singular)
 
3. _____ 唔記得嗰件事。(he/she)
 
4. _____ 我哋可以一齊去。(we)
 
5. _____ 佢哋已經到。(they)
 
'''Solutions:'''
 
1. 我
 
2. 你
 
3. 佢
 
4. 我哋
 
5. 佢哋
 
==== Exercise 2: Translate the Sentences ====
 
Translate the following English sentences into Yue Chinese using personal pronouns.
 
1. I want to drink water.
 
2. You are my friend.
 
3. He likes to play football.
 
4. We are going to the market.
 
5. They are happy.
 
'''Solutions:'''
 
1. 我想飲水。
 
2. 你係我朋友。
 
3. 佢鍾意踢足球。
 
4. 我哋去市場。
 
5. 佢哋好開心。
 
==== Exercise 3: Match the Pronouns ====
 
Match the English pronouns with their Yue Chinese equivalents.
 
| English  | Yue Chinese |
 
|-----------|-------------|
 
| I        | _____      |
 
| You (singular) | _____      |
 
| He/She    | _____      |
 
| We        | _____      |
 
| They      | _____      |
 
'''Solutions:'''
 
1. I → 我
 
2. You (singular) → 你
 
3. He/She → 佢
 
4. We → 我哋
 
5. They → 佢哋
 
==== Exercise 4: Sentence Creation ====
 
Create a sentence using each of the following personal pronouns.
 
1. 我 (I)
 
2. 你 (you)
 
3. 佢 (he/she)
 
4. 我哋 (we)
 
5. 佢哋 (they)
 
'''Example Solutions:'''
 
1. 我鍾意睇書。
 
2. 你有冇食飯？
 
3. 佢而家返工。
 
4. 我哋一齊玩。
 
5. 佢哋喺屋企。
 
==== Exercise 5: Choose the Correct Pronoun ====
 
Select the appropriate pronoun to complete each sentence.
 
1. _____ 唔知。(I/You)
 
2. _____ 佢鍾意呢個。(We/They)
 
3. _____ 你好！(I/You)
 
4. _____ 佢哋去旅行。(We/You)
 
5. _____ 鍾意食水果。(He/She)
 
'''Solutions:'''
 
1. 我
 
2. 佢
 
3. 你好
 
4. 佢哋
 
5. 佢
 
==== Exercise 6: Rewrite the Sentences ====
 
Rewrite the following sentences by replacing the nouns with personal pronouns.
 
1. Peter likes to play basketball. → _____ 鍾意踢籃球。
 
2. Mary and I are friends. → _____ 係朋友。
 
3. The children are playing outside. → _____ 喺外面玩。
 
4. My parents came yesterday. → _____ 昨日來了。
 
5. The dog is sleeping. → _____ 在訓覺。
 
'''Solutions:'''
 
1. 佢
 
2. 我哋
 
3. 佢哋
 
4. 我父母
 
5. 佢
 
==== Exercise 7: Dialogue Practice ====
 
Create a short dialogue using at least three personal pronouns.  
 
'''Example:'''
 
A: 你好嗎? (How are you?)
 
B: 我好好，謝謝！你呢？ (I’m good, thank you! And you?)
 
A: 我哋一齊去行街吧！(Let’s go shopping together!)


* 佢哋 (keoi5 dei6): This pronoun is used to refer to a group of people. It is equivalent to the English pronoun "they." For example:
==== Exercise 8: Pronoun Replacement ====
  - 佢哋好開心。 (keoi5 dei6 hou2 hoi1 sam1) - They are very happy.


== Cultural Insights ==
Replace the highlighted nouns with the correct personal pronouns.


Understanding the cultural context of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese can greatly enhance your language learning experience. In Yue Chinese culture, the usage of personal pronouns reflects societal values, relationships, and hierarchies. Here are a few cultural insights related to personal pronouns in Yue Chinese:
1. '''Tom''' likes to swim. → '''佢'''鍾意游水。


1. Politeness and Respect: In Yue Chinese culture, addressing others with respect is highly valued. When speaking to someone older, of higher social status, or in a formal setting, it is customary to use more polite pronouns and honorifics. For example, instead of using the pronoun "你" (nei5), which is the standard second person pronoun for "you," one might use "您" (nei5), which is a more respectful form of address.
2. '''My sister''' is coming. → '''佢'''會來。


2. Filial Piety: Filial piety, or the respect and obedience towards one's parents and elders, is deeply ingrained in Yue Chinese culture. When addressing one's parents or elderly relatives, it is common to use specific pronouns that denote a closer relationship and respect. For example, instead of using the pronoun "你" (nei5), one might use "阿爸" (aa3 baa1) for father or "阿媽" (aa3 maa1) for mother.
3. '''The boys''' are playing soccer. → '''佢哋'''喺踢足球。


3. Gender Neutrality: Yue Chinese pronouns, such as "佢" (keoi5), are gender-neutral and can be used to refer to both males and females. This reflects the cultural belief in equality and the idea that gender should not be a determining factor in language or societal roles.
==== Exercise 9: Choose the Incorrect Pronoun ====


4. Collective Identity: The use of pronouns like "咱" (zaam1) and "我哋" (ngo5 dei6), which refer to a collective identity, highlights the importance of unity and solidarity in Yue Chinese culture. It emphasizes the value placed on communal harmony and working together towards common goals.
Identify and correct the incorrect pronoun in each sentence.


These cultural insights provide valuable context and understanding of the nuances of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese. Embracing these cultural aspects will not only enhance your language skills but also deepen your appreciation for Yue Chinese culture as a whole.
1. 佢唔鍾意食水果。 (He/She does not like to eat fruit.)


== Practice Exercises ==
2. 我哋有三本書。 (We have three books.)


Now, let's put your knowledge of personal pronouns into practice! Complete the following exercises by choosing the correct personal pronoun to complete each sentence. We have provided the solutions and explanations for each exercise, so you can assess your understanding and learn from any mistakes. Ready? Let's go!
3. 你去旅行了？ (You went traveling?)


Exercise 1:
'''Solutions:'''
1. __好開心！ (ngo5)
2. __哋一齊去食飯啦！ (zaam1)
3. __哋唔同意。 (ngo5 dei6)
4. __好高。 (keoi5)
5. __哋好開心。 (keoi5 dei6)


Solution:
The sentences are correct; however, if you identify a context error, replace the pronoun based on the context.
1. 我好開心！ (ngo5) - I am very happy!
2. 咱哋一齊去食飯啦！ (zaam1) - Let's go eat together!
3. 我哋唔同意。 (ngo5 dei6) - We disagree.
4. 佢好高。 (keoi5) - He/she is tall.
5. 佢哋好開心。 (keoi5 dei6) - They are very happy.


Exercise 2:
==== Exercise 10: Create a Story ====
1. __好嗎？ (nei5)
2. __哋想食乜嘢？ (nei5 dei6)


Solution:
Write a short story (3-5 sentences) using at least five different personal pronouns.
1. 你好嗎？ (nei5) - How are you?
2. 你哋想食乜嘢？ (nei5 dei6) - What do you all want to eat?


== Conclusion ==
'''Example Solution:'''


Congratulations on completing the lesson on personal pronouns in Yue Chinese! You have learned the first person, second person, and third person pronouns, and how to use them accurately in various contexts. By mastering personal pronouns, you will be able to express yourself more effectively and engage in meaningful conversations in Yue Chinese.
我有一個朋友，佢叫小明。佢鍾意踢足球。我哋經常一齊去踢球。你知唔知，佢哋都係我哋的隊友。


Remember to practice using personal pronouns in your daily interactions and continue building your language skills. The more you practice, the more confident you will become in using personal pronouns correctly. Keep exploring the rich cultural aspects of Yue Chinese, as they will further deepen your understanding and appreciation of the language.
=== Conclusion ===


In the next lesson, we will delve into possessive pronouns and learn how to express possession in Yue Chinese. Get ready to expand your language skills even further!
Congratulations on completing this lesson on personal pronouns in Yue Chinese! You’ve taken a significant step in your language learning journey. Remember, the key to mastering pronouns is practice. Use them as often as you can in your conversations and writing.
 
Feel free to revisit this lesson whenever you need a refresher, and don't forget to explore the next topics in our course. Happy learning!


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Yue Chinese → Grammar → 0 to A1 Course → Personal Pronouns

Welcome to this exciting lesson on Personal Pronouns in Yue Chinese! As we embark on this journey together, you might wonder why personal pronouns are so essential. Well, personal pronouns are the backbone of communication. They allow us to refer to ourselves and others without constantly repeating names, making our conversations smoother and more natural.

In this lesson, we will explore the personal pronouns used in Yue Chinese, including their forms and uses. By the end of this lesson, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to express yourself using pronouns confidently.

Here's a brief overview of what we will cover:

  • What are Personal Pronouns?
  • List of Personal Pronouns in Yue Chinese
  • Examples and Usage
  • Practice Exercises for Mastery

Now, let’s dive in!

What are Personal Pronouns?[edit | edit source]

Personal pronouns are words used to refer to specific people or things. In Yue Chinese, just like in English, these pronouns help us identify the subject or object in a sentence. Understanding how to use them is crucial for building sentences and expressing your thoughts clearly.

List of Personal Pronouns in Yue Chinese[edit | edit source]

In Yue Chinese, personal pronouns can be categorized as follows:

  • First Person: Refers to the speaker
  • Second Person: Refers to the listener
  • Third Person: Refers to others

Below is a comprehensive table of personal pronouns in Yue Chinese:

Yue Chinese Pronunciation English
我 ngóh I
你 néih you (singular)
佢 keoi he/she/it
我哋 ngóh deih we
你哋 néih deih you (plural)
佢哋 keoi deih they

Examples and Usage[edit | edit source]

Understanding how to use these pronouns is vital. Let's look at 20 examples that will help illustrate their usage in various contexts:

Yue Chinese Pronunciation English
我食飯 ngóh sihk faahn I eat rice
你飲水 néih yám séoi You drink water
佢去學校 keoi heoi hok haau He/She goes to school
我哋睇電影 ngóh deih tái din yǐng We watch a movie
你哋喺邊度？ néih deih hái bīn dou? Where are you (plural)?
佢哋唔來 keoi deih m̀h loi They are not coming
我想要呢個 ngóh seung yiu nī go I want this
你可以幫我嗎？ néih hó yíh bōng ngóh ma? Can you help me?
佢好忙 keoi hóu máahng He/She is very busy
我哋一齊去 ngóh deih yāt chàih heoi We go together
你哋有冇問題？ néih deih yáuh móuh man tàih? Do you (plural) have any questions?
佢哋啱啱返到 keoi deih āam āam fāan dou They just returned
我鍾意呢首歌 ngóh jūng yi nī sáu gō I like this song
你聽唔聽到？ néih tīng m̀h tīng dǒu? Can you hear it?
佢唔記得 keoi m̀h gei dāk He/She doesn't remember
我哋可以去遊覽 ngóh deih hó yíh heoi yàuh láam We can go sightseeing
你哋記得嗰個地方嗎？ néih deih gei dāk gó go dei fōng ma? Do you (plural) remember that place?
佢哋應該會來 keoi deih yīng goi wúi loi They should come
我好開心 ngóh hóu hōi sām I am very happy
你幾點返屋企？ néih géi dim fāan ūk kéi? What time do you return home?
佢想食甜品 keoi seung sihk tìhm bān He/She wants to eat dessert

Practice Exercises for Mastery[edit | edit source]

Now that you have learned about personal pronouns in Yue Chinese, it's time to put your knowledge to the test! Below are some exercises to help you practice what you've learned.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the sentences with the correct personal pronoun.

1. _____ 食飯。(I)

2. _____ 你去邊度？ (you singular)

3. _____ 唔記得嗰件事。(he/she)

4. _____ 我哋可以一齊去。(we)

5. _____ 佢哋已經到。(they)

Solutions:

1. 我

2. 你

3. 佢

4. 我哋

5. 佢哋

Exercise 2: Translate the Sentences[edit | edit source]

Translate the following English sentences into Yue Chinese using personal pronouns.

1. I want to drink water.

2. You are my friend.

3. He likes to play football.

4. We are going to the market.

5. They are happy.

Solutions:

1. 我想飲水。

2. 你係我朋友。

3. 佢鍾意踢足球。

4. 我哋去市場。

5. 佢哋好開心。

Exercise 3: Match the Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Match the English pronouns with their Yue Chinese equivalents.

| English | Yue Chinese |

|-----------|-------------|

| I | _____ |

| You (singular) | _____ |

| He/She | _____ |

| We | _____ |

| They | _____ |

Solutions:

1. I → 我

2. You (singular) → 你

3. He/She → 佢

4. We → 我哋

5. They → 佢哋

Exercise 4: Sentence Creation[edit | edit source]

Create a sentence using each of the following personal pronouns.

1. 我 (I)

2. 你 (you)

3. 佢 (he/she)

4. 我哋 (we)

5. 佢哋 (they)

Example Solutions:

1. 我鍾意睇書。

2. 你有冇食飯？

3. 佢而家返工。

4. 我哋一齊玩。

5. 佢哋喺屋企。

Exercise 5: Choose the Correct Pronoun[edit | edit source]

Select the appropriate pronoun to complete each sentence.

1. _____ 唔知。(I/You)

2. _____ 佢鍾意呢個。(We/They)

3. _____ 你好！(I/You)

4. _____ 佢哋去旅行。(We/You)

5. _____ 鍾意食水果。(He/She)

Solutions:

1. 我

2. 佢

3. 你好

4. 佢哋

5. 佢

Exercise 6: Rewrite the Sentences[edit | edit source]

Rewrite the following sentences by replacing the nouns with personal pronouns.

1. Peter likes to play basketball. → _____ 鍾意踢籃球。

2. Mary and I are friends. → _____ 係朋友。

3. The children are playing outside. → _____ 喺外面玩。

4. My parents came yesterday. → _____ 昨日來了。

5. The dog is sleeping. → _____ 在訓覺。

Solutions:

1. 佢

2. 我哋

3. 佢哋

4. 我父母

5. 佢

Exercise 7: Dialogue Practice[edit | edit source]

Create a short dialogue using at least three personal pronouns.

Example:

A: 你好嗎? (How are you?)

B: 我好好，謝謝！你呢？ (I’m good, thank you! And you?)

A: 我哋一齊去行街吧！(Let’s go shopping together!)

Exercise 8: Pronoun Replacement[edit | edit source]

Replace the highlighted nouns with the correct personal pronouns.

1. Tom likes to swim. → 佢鍾意游水。

2. My sister is coming. → 佢會來。

3. The boys are playing soccer. → 佢哋喺踢足球。

Exercise 9: Choose the Incorrect Pronoun[edit | edit source]

Identify and correct the incorrect pronoun in each sentence.

1. 佢唔鍾意食水果。 (He/She does not like to eat fruit.)

2. 我哋有三本書。 (We have three books.)

3. 你去旅行了？ (You went traveling?)

Solutions:

The sentences are correct; however, if you identify a context error, replace the pronoun based on the context.

Exercise 10: Create a Story[edit | edit source]

Write a short story (3-5 sentences) using at least five different personal pronouns.

Example Solution:

我有一個朋友，佢叫小明。佢鍾意踢足球。我哋經常一齊去踢球。你知唔知，佢哋都係我哋的隊友。

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations on completing this lesson on personal pronouns in Yue Chinese! You’ve taken a significant step in your language learning journey. Remember, the key to mastering pronouns is practice. Use them as often as you can in your conversations and writing.

Feel free to revisit this lesson whenever you need a refresher, and don't forget to explore the next topics in our course. Happy learning!

Table of Contents - Yue Chinese Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Basic Sentence Structure


Numbers and Time


Pronouns and Possessives


Family and Relationships


Adjectives and Adverbs


Food and Dining


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Travel and Transportation


Verb Tenses and Aspects


Yue Chinese Customs and Traditions


Shopping and Services


Comparatives and Superlatives


Yue Chinese Art and Literature


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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