How to pronounce 薄身 in Cantonese (3 out of 4):

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不過薄身都不算太容易咬開, 而且牛舌味道都沒有特別.
But the skin is not as easy to bite off, and the taste of the tongue is not that great.

Cantonese Sentence Breakdown

不過 bat1 gwo3
however
薄身 bo3 san1
thin
都 dou1
all
both
entirely
(used for emphasis) even
already
(not) at all
metropolis
capital
big city
the whole
elegant
refined
without exception
also
too
still
used in a sentence to add an inference or interrogative tone
不 fau2
same as否 (dated used in old text only), not
no
negative prefix
a final particle
算 syun3
to regard as
to figure
to calculate
to compute
to count
to plan
to guess
to suppose
to reckon
to include
to count in
as
to consider
to matter
let it be
that's enough
finally
at long last
太 taai3
(adjective) (of generations) 1. Great-grand; (noun)
Great-grand mother or father; (Reduplication) "太太" =
wife; 2. Mrs.
容易 jung4 ji6
easy
咬 ngaau5
to bite
to nip
to gnaw
to snap at
to incriminate
to accuse
to articulate
to pronounce
開 hoi1
to open
to start
to turn on
to boil
to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc)
to operate (a vehicle)
carat (gold)
abbr. for Kelvin, 开尔文Kāi'ěrwén [开尔文]
abbr. for 开本kāiběn [开本], book format
to set up
to run
to leave
to hold (meeting
exhibition)
away
apart
aside
verb particle marking habitual aspect
而且 ji4 ce2
moreover
牛舌 ngau4 sit3
beef tongue
味道 mei6 dou6
(noun) taste
沒有 mou5 jau5
without
特別 dak6 bit6
special
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