How to pronounce 鼓 in Cantonese (3 out of 50):

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我平時食烏冬呢,會落少少油撈一撈㗎
I usually eat owl, and I get a little bit of a drill.

Cantonese Sentence Breakdown

ngo5
I
me
my
us
we
our
self
平時 ping4 si4
(noun) spare time
zi6
to feed
烏冬 wu1 dung1
Udon (Japanese noodles)
ni1
this
wui6
a moment (Taiwan pr. for this sense is [huǐ])
metropolitan
gatherings union
to meet
to catch up
lok6
to fall or drop
(of the sun) to set
(of a tide) to go out
to lower
to decline or sink
to lag or fall behind
to fall onto
to rest with
to get or receive
to write down
whereabouts
settlement
to deliver
to put in
少少 siu2 siu2
a little; little bit
gu2
drum M: 通tòng [通]
面miàn [面]
to drum
to strike
to rouse
to bulge
to swell
the beating of the drum (used to denote the time during night-watch)
to sound
to pout one's lips
bulging
to applaud
jau4
oil
fat
grease
petroleum
to apply tung oil, paint or varnish
oily
greasy
glib
cunning
lard
paints
lou1
to earn a living through dishonest means
to mix thoroughly
to make money
jat1
one
single
a (article)
as soon as
entire
whole
all
throughout
"one" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1)
also pr. [yāo] for greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit
first (positional)
one part of a fraction, such as 'a' quarter, an eighth
a short duration (when used with a verb)
each
same
dedicated
from the start
gaa3/ gaa4
sentence-final particle, contraction of "嘅呀" (Cantonese), to express doubt
reservation
emphasis
disapproval
see also 嘅kài [嘅]
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