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Bite Size Cantonese

Bite-Size Cantonese is your go-to podcast for learning practical Cantonese in just a few minutes a day! Whether you’re a complete beginner or language lover, each short and easy-to-digest episode helps you speak more confidently. This podcast covers: * Everyday vocabulary and phrases *Tone tips and pronunciation hacks *Cultural insights and real-life situations Perfect for your commute coffee break, or study session. Press play and start your Cantonese journey — the bite-size way! Transcript

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00:08:00

EP 22- How to Answer Awkward Family Questions唔失禮回應問題

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/11/23

In Part 2 of our 3-part series on Cantonese family dinners, learn how to respond politely to awkward personal questions—without offending anyone. We cover gentle but firm replies to classics like 「幾時結婚呀？」(When are you getting married?), 「有冇拖拍呀？」(Are you dating?), and 「做緊咩工呀？」(What do you work as?). You’ll learn phrases like 「遲啲有消息我哋一定會講」 and 「多謝你關心，我哋都好好㗎」to protect your privacy while staying warm and respectful.Follow Celia more useful Cantonese @BiteSizeCantonese on instagram/ contact Celia at

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00:08:05

EP21-How to Survive a Cantonese Family Dinner 5句家庭飯局廣東話

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/11/16

In Part 1 of 3-part series on Cantonese family dinners, learn 5 essential phrases to help you survive meeting your partner’s Cantonese-speaking family. We cover useful expressions like 「好好味呀」(hou2 hou2 mei6 aa3, “It’s delicious”), 「我自己嚟啦」(ngo5 zi6 gei2 lai4 laa1, “I can help myself”), and 「你都食多啲」(nei5 dou1 sik6 do1 di1, “You should eat more too”). Build confidence, make a warm first impression, and enjoy the meal—one bite-size lesson at a time.Follow Celia more useful Cantonese @BiteSizeCantonese

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00:08:55

EP20-Hong Kong MTR vs London Tube Cultural Shock...

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/11/09

In this episode, I share my cultural shock between Hong Kong’s world-class MTR and London’s chill Tube! From perfect timing and Octopus taps to overheated carriages， we’ll explore how public transport reflects each city’s soul. If you’ve ever waited for a delayed train or missed Hong Kong’s efficiency, you’ll relate!Cantonese ：今集我會分享喺香港搭地鐵同喺倫敦搭 Tube 嘅文化衝擊！由香港地鐵嘅準時、高效率，到英國 Tube 嘅「慢活」，我哋一齊睇下交通點樣反映城市性格。如果你都試過等車等到嬲，或者懷念香港嘅效率，呢集你一定會有共鳴！Follow Celia more useful Cantonese @BiteSizeCantonese on

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EP19- Why Cantonese Use “Gwai” (鬼) for More Than Just...

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/11/02

Boo! 👻 In this spooky yet fun episode of Bite-size Cantonese, we dive into the world of 鬼 (gwai2) — from Halloween parties in Hong Kong to traditional Ghost Month rituals. Celia shares personal stories about growing up with ghost taboos and teaches you five useful Cantonese phrases that use the word 鬼 in surprisingly different ways — from 走鬼 (to run away) to 好鬼靚 (super pretty!). You’ll discover how one “ghostly” word captures Hong Kong’s unique mix of superstition, humour, and slang. Perfect for

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00:10:16

EP18- Useful Greeting Phrases (Part 2) ( Canto)

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/10/26

Go to this link to download “15 Useful Greeting Phrases” pdf file for learning https://bite-size-cantonese.kit.com/ebeaffd64bIn this episode, we’re diving into 15 Useful Cantonese greeting phrases you can use in daily life — from saying “hello” 👋 to expressing thanks with “多謝 (do1 ze6)” and “唔該 (m4 goi1)”, or asking “how are you?” and responding naturally like a local. We’ll even teach you casual expressions like “講呢啲 (gong2 ni1 di1)”, a colloquial way to say “oh, don’t mention it” or “no need to

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00:09:38

EP17- Useful Greeting Phrases (Part 1)

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/10/19

In this episode, we’re diving into 15 essential Cantonese greeting phrases you can use in daily life — from saying “hello” 👋 to asking “how are you?” and responding naturally like a local. Whether you’re chatting with family, friends, or Hong Kong locals, these expressions will help you sound warm, polite, and confident. We’ll break down pronunciation with Jyutping, explain real-life usage, and share cultural tips along the way. Perfect for beginners and heritage learners reconnecting with their

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00:09:41

EP16-Express Sadness in Cantonese (Full Canto)

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/10/12

This episode is 100% Cantonese! 💬 Celia shares 9 authentic expressions you can use to express sadness in Cantonese. Whether you’re comforting a friend, talking about a breakup, or describing a touching movie scene, these phrases will help your Cantonese sound emotional, natural, and heartfelt. 👉 Don’t just listen—say them out loud and try using them in real-life conversations. The more you speak with feeling, the more natural your Cantonese will become!呢集全部用廣東話！Celia 會分享個表達傷心、難過

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00:11:10

EP15- 8 Essential Mid-Autum Festival Words

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/10/05

Ever wondered why mooncakes are round or why kids carry bunny lanterns during Mid-Autumn Festival? 🌕 In this heartfelt episode of Bite-size Cantonese, Celia shares eight essential Cantonese words — from 做節 (zou6 zit3) and 月餅 (jyut6 beng2) to 燈籠 (dang1 lung4) and 玉兔 (juk6 tou3) — along with nostalgic stories of Hong Kong nights filled with light, laughter, and family warmth. Discover the meaning behind beloved traditions, expand your Cantonese vocabulary, and reconnect with Hong Kong culture

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EP14- Express Anger in Cantonese (Full Canto)

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/09/28

This episode is 100% Cantonese! Celia shares 7 authentic expressions you can use to express anger in Cantonese. Whether you’re venting to friends, joking around, or letting your relatives know you’re really frustrated, these phrases will instantly make your Cantonese sound more natural and relatable.👉 Don’t just listen—say them out loud, practice, and try slipping them into your daily chats. The more you use them, the more natural your Cantonese will feel. You’ve got this!呢集全部用廣東話！Celia 會教你

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00:07:29

EP13 - 5 Everyday Cantonese Phrases

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/09/21

In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, we explore five super useful Cantonese phrases that make conversations sound natural and authentic. You’ll hear how expressions like “Really?”, “Oh, I see!”, “Obviously!”, “It’s okay”, and “Of course!” flow together in a real-life dialogue between friends. Perfect for learners who want to pick up everyday reactions Hongkongers actually use, this episode helps you add flavour and confidence to your Cantonese. Tune in and try them in your next chat!

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00:07:52

EP12- Express happiness in Cantonese (Full Canto)

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/09/14

✨ This episode is 100% Cantonese! ✨ Celia shares 6 authentic expressions you can use to express happiness. Whether you’re texting friends or impressing your Cantonese-speaking relatives, these natural phrases will instantly make your conversations sound more genuine.👉 Don’t just listen—say them out loud, practice, and start weaving them into your daily chats. The more you use them, the more confident your Cantonese will feel. You’ve got this!呢集全部用廣東話！Celia 會教你 6

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00:07:42

EP11 - Ordering in Hong Kong Congee Shop 粥鋪叫嘢食

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/09/07

In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, we’re heading into one of Hong Kong’s most comforting food spots — the congee shop 粥鋪 (juk1 pou3). Discover why congee is so loved in Hong Kong, from the silky 生滾粥 (saang1 gwan2 zuk1) to classics like 雞粥 (gai1 zuk1, chicken congee), 魚片粥 (jyu4 pin3 zuk1, fish congee), 瘦肉粥 (sau3 juk6 zuk1, lean pork congee), 皮蛋瘦肉粥 (pei4 daan6 sau3 juk6 zuk1, century egg with pork congee), and 艇仔粥 (teng5 zai2 zuk1, boat congee). You’ll also learn 5 useful phrases to order like a

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EP10 - Ordering Bubble Tea in Hong Kong 叫珍珠奶茶

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/08/31

Craving bubble tea in Hong Kong but don't know how to order in Cantonese? In this sweet episode of Bite-Size Cantonese, Celia shares her personal bubble tea journey from Hong Kong to London and teaches you 5 essential Cantonese phrases for ordering like a local. Learn to say 我要一杯奶茶 (ngo5 jiu3 jat1 bui1 naai5 caa4) for "I want one cup of milk tea," customize your sweetness with 少甜 (siu2 tim4) for "less sweet," and don't forget the classic 要珍珠 (jiu3 zan1 zyu1) for "I

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00:08:47

EP09- Travel to Hong Kong - 5 phrases you must know

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/08/25

Traveling in Hong Kong can be exciting but overwhelming, especially during rush hour or in crowded markets. In this episode of Bite-Size Cantonese, we teach 5 essential Cantonese phrases every traveler should know. Learn how to politely squeeze onto the MTR with 唔該借借 (m4 goi1 ze3 ze3), top up your Octopus card with 唔該，增值100蚊 (m4 goi1, zang1 zik6 jat1 baak3 man1), ask where the bathroom is with 洗手間喺邊？ (sai2 sau2 gaan1 hai2 bin1?) Follow instagram @BiteSizeCantonese for more Cantonese tips. Drop Celia

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EP8: Chatting with Your Grandparents in Cantonese

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/08/17

Have you ever wished you could talk more with your grandparents in Cantonese, but didn’t know what to say? In this heartfelt episode number 8 of Bite-size Cantonese, I share my own story of growing up with my grandma — how she cared for me when I was little, and how I regret not spending more time with her before she passed away.We’ll explore 8 simple but powerful Cantonese phrases that can open up warm, flowing conversations with grandparents — from 「食咗飯未呀？」( Have you eaten yet?) to 「得閒我再嚟探你」(

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EP07: Speak Cantonese like a local - slip in English

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/08/10

Ever noticed how Hong Kong people slip English words into their Cantonese sentences? In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, we dive into the fascinating world of code-switching — the unique blend of English and Cantonese that’s part of everyday life in Hong Kong.We’ll explore why this happens, from Hong Kong’s history under British rule to the fast-paced, modern workplace where English is the go-to for business and tech terms. You’ll hear six real-life examples straight from a Hong Kong office,

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00:07:03

EP06: Ordering Street Food 街邊小食

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/08/03

In this episode of Bite-size Cantonese, we dive into the world of Hong Kong street food! Celia will share after-school and after-work snack runs culture, then teach you how to confidently order popular items like fishballs and iced lemon tea in Cantonese. You’ll learn short, practical phrases you can use at any street stall, while connecting with a big part of Hong Kong culture. Follow Celia / contact her at instagram@BiteSizeCantonese (https://www.instagram.com/bitesizecantonese) or give her

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00:09:22

EP05: What Should We Have Tonight? 今晚食咩好?

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/07/27

In this episode, we dive into 3 super useful Cantonese phrases you'll hear in everyday dinner conversations. From asking “What should we eat tonight?” to suggesting takeaway when you’re too tired to cook, these expressions are practical and fun to learn. Celia also shared 5 useful cantonese cooking channels for learning Cantonese via listening to local cantonese speaker when they are teaching how to make the yummy dishes. Follow Celia on Instagram @Bitesizecantonese and subscribe to the

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00:07:46

EP04: Daily food talk 家常用語

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/07/19

In this episode , we dive into the everyday phrases you’ll hear around the dinner table in a Cantonese-speaking home. Whether you're ABC, BBC, or learning Cantonese to connect with your partner’s family, these common expressions are your key to bonding over food. Learn how to say “Time to eat!”, “Have you eaten yet?”, how to express what you’re craving, and how to compliment a home-cooked meal. We’ll also unpack the cultural meaning behind these simple phrases — because in Cantonese families,

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EP03: Check In at a Chinese Restaurant 酒樓攞位

Bite Size Cantonese ·

2025/07/12

n Episode 3 of Bite-size Cantonese, we dive into essential phrases for checking in at a Chinese restaurant or 酒樓 (zau2 lau4). Host Celia walks you through how to respond to “幾多位？” (How many people?), whether you’ve made a reservation, and how to order your favorite tea like a local. You’ll also learn a bit about Hong Kong’s yum cha culture — from old-school dim sum carts to today’s tick-box menus. With real-life Cantonese and cultural tips, this episode is perfect for anyone planning to enjoy dim

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