Read the Cantonese common sayings in one book, add new Hong Kong trendy words_Hong Kong and Macao only

Author: cantonese museum Publisher: Bright Culture Book length: 130mm x 210mm Number of pages: 328 pages ISBN: 978-988-8820-76-4 Publication date: September 2023 【brief introduction】 This book is a new edition of "Tongxue Yishu Reading Cantonese Common Sayings". In addition to the new content in the first chapter "Cantonese Sayings and Allusions", a new chapter "Hong Kong Trendy Sayings" has been updated. After answering the question "Is Cantonese your mother tongue?", ask yourself again, how much do you know about Cantonese? How many Cantonese sayings do you know? What’s the point of explaining what I mean by “I’ll tell you later later”? Do you know the meaning behind different Cantonese proverbs and idioms, and whether they are actually spoken by others or spoken by you? What is the meaning of "one-eyed man looking at his wife"? Another explanation for "fairy farts"? Have you ever heard "The big elephant, grab a gun, go to fight, fail to win, come back with a bowl of chili sauce" or other Cantonese nursery rhymes that are gradually being lost? You know that C0T means frozen lemon tea, but how much do you know about other tea restaurant terms, hair salon terms and taxi terms? The latest chapter is about Hong Kong trendy slang, both new and old. I wonder if you have heard of it? "Shiyi", "Dadian", "Auntie, I don't want to work hard anymore!" The "Cantonese Museum" with over 100,000 likes on its Facebook page has published its first book "Tongxue Yishu Read Cantonese Common Idioms". Let's read through Cantonese Common Idioms with you!