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How to Learn Cantonese

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Cantonese TonesSome exercises to help me (and possibly you) get better at hearing the different tones in Cantonese. This is using a six tone system. High falling has a falling accent (sì), high rising has a rising accent (sí), mid level has no accent (si)... low falling has a falling accent and an 'h' (sìh), low rising has a rising accent and an 'h' (síh), low level has no accent and an 'h' (sih). I've also included the Yale and Jyutping romanisations.

Cantonese Jyutping courses on MemriseFun, fast ways for English Speakers to effectively learn and memorise vocabulary. Unlock your language learning superpowers today with Memrise!

375 Most Common Cantonese WordsA frequency list of words in Hong Kong Cantonese. You can learn the English translations and the Jyutping pronunciation. Please note, in the first ~3 levels, there are a large number of particles whose meanings are difficult to convey on Memrise, but I have included them in order to learn the pronunciations.

A Lesson Cantonese (with audio)In this course, you will learn basic words in Cantonese. If you have a question, ask it in the course forum. Contributor of this course: puffino, KentP. Suggestions: learn ONLY to speak --> "Jyutping". No experience with any Chinese language and want to read and speak --> "character" and "pronunciation". Know other dialects --> "pronunciation". This is just suggestion for those who want advice on how to use this course.

Cantonese: First 400 words (with Audio)"I found a list of the most useful 400 words to learn first in any language from towerofbabelfish.com, so I translated it into cantonese. Each level has 3 parts. A: meaning of sound, B: meaning of character, C: sound of character. I've used Yale romanisation. If you don't want to learn the characters yet, just skip the B and C levels." (https://community.memrise.com/t/895; contributors note: added missing audio and also some clearer files)

CantoneseThis is a course for conversational Cantonese words. This means that while there is a lot of everyday vocab in here, you most likely won't be able to understand newscasters when they speak. This is simply due to the fact that Cantonese involves a lot of slang—slang that newscasters can't use on TV. It should also be noted that Cantonese speakers use traditional characters, so if you've learnt Mandarin before, some characters may look a bit different to you.

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