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[1] [v] give birth to; be born; exist [2] [v] grow; breed; beget; cause [3] [n] life; lifetime; livelihood [4] [n] student; scholar; practitioner [5] [adj] alive; living; lively [6] [adj] unripe; uncooked; raw [7] [adj] unfamiliar; strange; unacquainted [8] [adj] unskilled; crude; stiff [9] [n] male role in traditional Chinese opera [10] [粵] Mr; mister (abbreviation for 先生) Jyutping sang1 is literary reading; saang1 is colloquial. Please refer to [www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk]
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Radical: 生 (#100)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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Don't confuse with: 午牛 |
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This word has been viewed 44127 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 24th Jun 2014 06:09 |
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Showing all 52 examples containing 生 ![]() So you want to be a businessman? [Lit. you want study do business? More direct translation: You want to study how to do business? This is a good example of a serial verb construction. There are three in a row here (想學做) but more are possible.] ![]() ![]() Fruits are sweet and nutritious. [Please note that "有" is missing from the audio by mistake.] ![]() You need to mark your students' homework. [Lit. You need change [in the sense of correct] your student homework.] ![]() A student called Ping stood up. [Lit. have [counter] call Ping-boy [possessive particle] student stand-up] ![]() We need some scientific knowledge even in dealing with our daily life. [http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/phorum/read.php?3,118014] ![]() Every student is worried about his grades. [Reduplicated classifiers (like 個個 here) can be used as a subject, but not as an object. We cannot say, for instance, 通知個個 for "to tell everyone". ] ![]() Mr Lee is married with two sons, who are still in school. [There is no relative pronoun (such as "who") in Cantonese. The change of subject is self-evident from the context.] ![]() Please remember. No eating or drinking on MTR trains. Help us keep them fresh, clean and tidy. Thank you! [http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/phorum/read.php?14,132183 It's supposed to be a MTR announcement, but the wordings are not exactly the same.] ![]() Mr. Dong is taking pictures of his girlfriend's teenage daughter bathing without her knowledge. ![]() Innocent children, unaffected by the surroundings, live without a worry in the world. ![]() Don't spy on people when they are showering, otherwise you'll get a stye! [There is an old wives' tale linking styes to spying on people when they are bathing.] ![]() The anime I was watching just now seemed strange, I'm not quite sure what was going on. [Lit. I just-now see that [counter] anime seem very strange, not-know happen what-matter] ![]() This venture... is loss-making. [Lit. this [counter] business is loss-making business [explanatory particle]] ![]() If you wanna be a businessman, the first thing you gotta learn is how to play dirty. [Lit. you want study do business, number one [counter] thing is-exactly study wickedness] ![]() The doctor gave me some cream to put on my mosquito bites. [Lit. [counter] doctor give-already [plural counter] stop-itch-cream give me spread insect bite] ![]() That student has lost his mobile phone, and a new one at that. [重係...添 = at that] ![]() Now you come to mention it, I know Mr Ho as well. [起嚟 is a verb complement which means 'once you start ...'.] ![]() I am of the view that buying property has more assurance, better than investing in small businesses. |