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Teacher info:
Name: Ms. NG
Degree: Master of Arts
University: Hong Kong Polytechnic University/United International College
Certified Teacher (Certification of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages)
Major: Teaching Chinese/Mandarin as a Second Language (including Cantonese as well as other Chinese dialects)
Location: Hong Kong and China mainland
Experience: since 2014
Teaching hours: 3500+
Jobs: language teacher, teaching trainer, career consultant, social media operator
Instagram: ngchinesehk
Advantage of our course:
All video were subtitled with clear pronunciation and right speed
No expiration and no limits of the study times, you can watch as many times as you want
PDF notes with exercises and answer keys are also provided in the video course
Easy but accurate and detailed explanation
Typical sample sentences from local people's conversational Cantonese
Short and efficient, each video is averagely 10 minutes long
Updating monthly, once your purchase is done, you do not have to pay for the new videos added to this course
Strong after service, you can ask questions here without being charged
One on one tutoring class is also available (paid classes)
Course outline:
00 Introduction
01 Question and Answer in Cantonese
Questions and answers have exactly the same order and logic in Cantonese, they are very easy to be switched to each other. Understanding this lesson, you will feel more confident and comfortable while talking to local people.
02 Verb and Suffix
Verbs never change according to the number of speakers, gender or the time, but we do have some suffix or attachment after actions, to tell other people about the time of the action.
Today we will introduce you a very commonly used character in Cantonese, 咗zo2.
03 Changes and New Situations
In Cantonese, 咗zo2 is used a lot in conversations everyday. Apart from the suffix after verbs we learned in our previous lesson, this character also has another function, that is to tell people about changes or new situations.
04 Attributives in Cantonese
In Cantonese, another frequently used character might be 嘅ge3, this appears a lot in the middle of the sentences. In this lesson, we will learn structures of attributives for descriptions in Cantonese.
05 Emphasis in Cantonese
There are different ways for emphasis in Cantonese, today we will introduce one of the most frequently used emphasis method by using 嘅ge3, the character of the previous lesson.
06 Omission in Cantonese
This is the last episode of 嘅ge3, today is easy, we are learning omission in Cantonese.
07 Adverbs in Cantonese
Structure of adverbs in Cantonese are easy and regular, we have different structures of that but all of these are easy to remember.
08 Comparison
To compare two things or people in Cantonese, we do not need to remember this like good-better-best, we have very easy structures and rules for comparison, let’s see them.
09 Result Complements
In Cantonese, complements are usually used after actions, to let people know the result, direction of movement or possibilities. Today we will learn action and results.
10 Direction Complements Part 1
In Cantonese, complements are usually used after actions, to let people know the result, direction of movement or possibilities. Today we will learn action and direction of movement.
11 Direction Complements Part 2
In Cantonese, complements are usually used after actions, to let people know the result, direction of movement or possibilities. Today we will learn action and direction of movement.
12 Character 將zoeng1 Part 1
13 Character 將zoeng1 Part 2
14 Possibility Complements Part 1
15 Possibility Complements Part 2
16 There Be Sentence Part 1
17 There Be Sentence Part 2
18 Conjunctions Part 1
19 Conjunctions Part 2
20 Prepositions
21 Passive Voice Part 1
22 Passive Voice Part 2
