How to pronounce 煎蛋 in Cantonese (1 out of 30):

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如果你想食煎蛋但又唔想食生嘅蛋黃呢，咁就可以講「隻雞熟啲」
If you want to eat eggs but don't want to eat fresh eggs, you can say, "Richer chicken".

Cantonese Sentence Breakdown

如果 jyu4 gwo2
if
你 nei5
you (informal, as opposed to courteous 您nín [您])
can be used to refer to an unspecified person
想 soeng2
to think
to believe
to suppose
to wish
to want
to miss (feel wistful about the absence of sb or sth)
to plan
食 zi6
to feed
煎蛋 zin1 daan2
fried egg
但 daan6
but
又 jau6
(once) again
also
both... and...
and yet
(used for emphasis) anyway
and (used in the context when talking about fractions)
in adddition
唔 ng4
oh (expression of agreement or surprise)
(Cantonese) not
to hold in mouth
to bite
生 sang1
to be born
to give birth
life
to grow
raw
uncooked
student
living
lifetime
birth
living beings
a male actor
to happen
to occur
to produce
to create
crude
alive
strange
unfamiliar
keenly in
abruptly
rudely
by force
rudely
unskilled
used as a suffix to adverbs
a surname
Mr
嘅 koi3
indignant
generous
to sigh (with emotion)
蛋黃 daan2 wong4
egg yolk
呢 ni1
this
咁 gam3
so (Cantonese)
Mandarin equivalent: 这样zhèyàng [这样], like this
就可以 zau6 ho2 ji5
then can
講 gong2
(verb) to tell
隻 zek3
classifier for birds and certain animals, one of a pair, some utensils, vessels etc
single
alone
one only
one of pair
month (in prison sentence)
雞 gai1
fowl
chicken M: 只zhī [只]
(slang) prostitute
ten thousand dollars
the trigger of a gun
熟 suk6
cooked (of food)
ripe (of fruit)
mature (of seeds)
familiar
skilled
done
also pr. [shóu]
processed
deep
thorough
啲 dit1
only a little bit

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