a polite way to address 'your' (especially when referring to one's family members such as parents or siblings)
a short tune(old)
你
nei5
you (informal, as opposed to courteous 您nín [您])
can be used to refer to an unspecified person
加
gaa3
to add
plus
(used after an adverb such as 不, 大, 稍 etc, and before a disyllabic verb, to indicate that the action of the verb is applied to sth or sb previously mentioned)
to apply (restrictions etc) to (sb)
to give (support, consideration etc) to (sth)
to increase
to augment
to append
或
waak6
maybe
perhaps
might
possibly
or
someone
slightly
減
gaam2
reduce
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