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有啲
  jau5 di1   jyutping
a little; slightly; somewhat | Mand.: 有點兒


Level: 3   Google Frequency: 9,380

This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
有啲

This word was added by tym on 14th Dec 2004 13:43 and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 19:03
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Characters in this word:

 jau5 jau6  -  have
 di1 dit1  -  a few, a bit

Showing 10 of 11 examples containing 有啲
detail audio 過來有啲
Come over here, I've got something I want to discuss with you.
detail 先生請問有啲可以你嘅
Sir, how can I help you?
detail 琴日一套有啲地方幾好
I saw a film yesterday... some parts were okay.
[Lit. I yesterday see-already [counter] film, have place (note: this is a figurative use of place) quite good watch.]
detail 琴日一套有啲好睇
I saw a film yesterday... it wasn't very good.
[I yesterday see-already [counter] film, have little-little good-watch]
detail 你哋唔會有啲拗撬
Do you ever have arguments?
[Lit. you-[plural marker] will-not-will have [plural classifier] arguments [particle]?]
detail 你哋唔會有啲火花  ?! 
Are there ever sparks between you?
[Lit. you-[plural marker] will-not-will have [plural counter] sparks [particle]? The 'sparks' could possibly of anger or love. [Check please!]]
detail 覺得英國香港有啲乜嘢分別
What differences do you perceive between England and Hong Kong?
[Lit. you feel England with Hong Kong have [plural counter] what differences?]
detail 有啲
These shoes are a little bit cramped.
detail 聽日就要有啲𠍁/man3/
You want it by tomorrow? That leaves me with too little time.
detail 身高只有籃球有啲𠍁/man3/
Your height of five feet six inches is not tall enough to enter the basketball team.
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