How to pronounce 港元 in Cantonese (80 out of 162):

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14萬鎊即百四百五萬港元 現在貴些啦
£140,000 is HK$145,000. It's more expensive now.

Cantonese Sentence Breakdown

萬 maak6
part of a double-barreled surname
鎊 bong6
pound (currency)
即 zik1
namely
that is
i.e.
prompt
at once
at present
even if
prompted (by the occasion)
to approach
to come into contact
to assume (office)
to draw near
quickly
immediately
百 mak6
to strive
to endeavour
to work hard
四百 sei3 baak3
four hundred
五萬 ng5 maan6
fifty thousand
港元 gong2 jyun4
Hong Kong dollar
現在 jin6 zoi6
now
貴 gwai3
expensive
noble
your (name), used in a polite expression
precious
costly
valuable
a surname
to esteem highly
to value
to treasure
to honour or love
honorable
honorific
part of a place name
elegant
high class
些 se1
some
few
several
measure word indicating a small amount or small number (greater than 1)
a little
somewhat
啦 la5
“now”, with an connotation of doubt
surprise
disapproval

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