Hongkonger’s font annotates Cantonese pronunciations, sets tone for non-native learners
Jon Chui’s tool, Visual Fonts, accurately changes the Jyutping depending on context and can be used on a range of devices.
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Immigrant mums from Hong Kong make Cantonese children’s books to teach mother tongue
a romanisation system that helps people learn Cantonese tones and pronunciation. “I realised there are many children overseas, or their parents, who aren’t fluent in Cantonese,” the 35-year ...
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Lunar New Year greetings can be fun but stressful. Here’s a guide.
To say “I wish you,” it’s 祝你, or in Mandarin it’s “zhù nǐ” and in Cantonese it’s “zuk1 nei5.” (The numbers signify which tone to use in Cantonese.) Then to add on what to ...
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Cantonese language processing
2022. Alderete, John, Queenie Chan, and Shin-ichi Tanaka. The morphology of Cantonese “change tone”: Extensions and limitations. Gengo Kenkyu 161: 139-169. Data supplement: OTWorkPlace files. Summary: ...