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CantoneseClass101.com
2014-11-24 18:30:14

How Tall Are You? in Cantonese

Cantoneseclass101.com
2016-11-12 11:54:14

Hi Penny lawton,

Both (mai1 baat3) and (mai5 baat3) are OK to use. (mai1 baat3) actually sounds more colloquial and (mai5 baat3) is a more formal way to say it. :smile:

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Penny lawton
2016-11-06 14:20:27

mai baat I am sure mai in this sentence should be tone 1 as stated ?However I thought mai was a low rising tone as in the word mai dat meaning meter. lo taai

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