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27 Dec 2016
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How do you say "slang" in everyday spoken Cantonese?
How do you say "slang" in everyday spoken Cantonese?
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@HkCat is there a more neutral way of saying slang?
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It's a kind of bad words
And I don't think there is a neutral way of saying slang
But here's some examples :
屌 ， 頂你個肺
🙈🙈
And I don't think there is a neutral way of saying slang
But here's some examples :
屌 ， 頂你個肺
🙈🙈
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It should be called 潮語 instead of 粗口 (which means foul language)
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Or 俚語 (what a linguist will say)
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