How to pronounce 午餐肉 in Cantonese (56 out of 59):

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已煎好午餐肉，夠香便將它抣起
meat. When the luncheon meat is fried and fragrant enough, pick it up.

Cantonese Sentence Breakdown

已 ji5
already
to stop
then
afterwards
only
too much
enough!
used as a final particle to add emphasis
煎 zin1
to pan fry
to sauté
to decoct
to simmer
decoction
to make it hard for someone
to torment
好 hou3
to like
to love
to be fond of
to be liable to
to be likely to
午餐肉 ng5 caan1 juk6
spam; luncheon meat
夠 gau3
to reach
to be enough
adequate
tired of
fed up with
too
香 hoeng1
fragrant
sweet smelling
aromatic
savory or appetizing
(to eat) with relish
(of sleep) sound
perfume or spice
joss or incense stick M: 根gēn [根]
spice
incense
scent
aroma
fragrance
a good name
a surname
to sniff
richly satisfying
fond
popular
pertaining to woman
beautiful
to die
KangXi radical 186
便 pin4
cheap
unmerited advantages
glib-tongued
bulging
將 zoeng3
a military commander
a general officer
to command
它 to1
it
other
used as a meaningless mock object
起 hei2
to rise
to raise
to get up
to set out
to start
to appear
to launch
to initiate (action)
to draft
to establish
to get (from a depot or counter)
verb suffix, to start
(before place or time) starting from
classifier for occurrences or unpredictable events: case, instance
classifier for groups: batch, group
to stand up
to go up
to happen
to take place
to uncover

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