Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, you’ll learn the difference between 去(heoi3) and 返 (faan1) and they both mean “to go”. About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, we’ll learn how to use 過gwo3 in Cantonese sentences.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, we’ll learn when and how to use the word 緊gan2. It means -ing in English.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, we’ll talk about how to use 咗zo2 in Cantonese sentences.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, we’ll talk about when we’ll use 唔 m4 and 冇mou5.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, we’ll learn how to use the word “to be” 係 in Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, you’ll learn how to make requests politely in Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, you’ll learn how to apologize in different ways and Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, you’ll learn how to say today and tomorrow and yesterday in Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn this episode, you’ll learn about how to say the months and dates in Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 7, you learn how to tell time in Cantonese. By the end of this episode, you'll know how to say the time of day, morning, afternoon, and evening. Follow for more Cantonese content!About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 6, you learn how to talk about days of the week in Cantonese. Follow for more Cantonese content!About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 5, you learn how to ask for permission in Cantonese by saying "Can I...?".About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 4, you learn how to say what you have and what you don't have in Cantonese.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 3, you learn how to express what you want in Cantonese. About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 2, you learn how to ask "how are you" in Cantonese and how to answer most naturally. About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.
Check out our Cantonese learning resources: talkcademy.comGet a copy of the 540+ most used Cantonese phrases ebook here: talkcademy.comFor a transcript of the episode, check out our youtube channel: youtube.com/@TalkcademyIn episode 1, you learn how to introduce yourself in Cantonese. Learn how to say what’s your name, where you’re from, and more.About Jasmine: She grew up speaking Cantonese with her family as an ABC (American born Chinese) and she’s been teaching Cantonese lessons for over 6 years. Her mission is to encourage more people to learn Cantonese to be able to connect with their roots, families, and heritage.