Speak Cantonese on Day 1. Be fluent in Year 7

Next up, we have Dragon boat festival. Just summary of major vocabulary or anything interesting I'd like you to know about.

If you or your friends want to pick up or brush up Cantonese, I have a self-paced course (with regular catch up with me) set up, open for registration now! New term begins on 1 December!

Year 1A takes around 3 months, and Year 1B takes around 4 months to complete! Then you are all set to visit Hong Kong and speak to people!

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That's right, Kahei is back :) Here to bring you more content!

Ever wonder what we do and eat during mid-autumn festival? If you do, do you remember how to say and describe these activities?

If you or your friends want to pick up or brush up Cantonese, I have a self-paced course (with regular catch up with me) set up, open for registration now! Year 1A takes around 3 months, and Year 1B takes around 4 months to complete! Then you are all set to visit Hong Kong and speak to people!

https://poeticcantonese.pathwright.com/dashboard/

This is a speech as an assignment for my Year 2 Term 2. She had only picked up Cantonese her own before joining my Year 2 course by surrounding herself with Cantonese. I was impressed by her existing level before joining us.  

Pick up your Cantonese starting in 2023. My group classes can help.

Let's take a listen to another good speech, recorded back in August 2022. 

This is a speech from Year 2 term 1 class.  Give it a listen and learn some potential new vocabulary.

As my students from Year 1 term 3 and Year 2 on, you will be introduced short speech each term as well as other content we went through.  Here is one from summer term in 2022.

Hopped on a plane to Berlin to attend a yestheory meetup, which last for three days, followed by the premiere of Project Iceman on the forth day. I've built a pretty good momentum of meeting new friends during my trip, so meeting hundreds of people feel natural to me! And I did quite enjoy it. But two straight days of networking proved to be too draining for me. I ended up avoiding the crowd on the third day, but making myself re-join them on the forth day was so worth it. I'll tell you more in the next episode. 

To learn more about grammar, useful tips on Cantonese which I didn't supply here in the podcast, feel free to check out my YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@poeticcantonese5255

Finally I am reciting a song, just like a poem!  Hey! Maybe that's why I name poeticcantonese!

幻[waan6]變[bin3]的[dik1]一[jat1]生[sang1]　默[mak6]默[mak6]期[kei4]待[doi6]一[jat1]份[fan6]愛[oi3]

踏[daap6]過[gwo3]多[do1]少[siu2/]彎[waan1]　段[dyun6]段[dyun6]情[cing4]路[lou6]也[jaa5]失[sat1]望[mong6]

我[ngo5]不[bat1]甘[gam1]心[sam1]說[syut3]別[bit6]離[lei4]　仍[jing4]舊[gau6]渴[hot3]望[mong6]愛[oi3]的[dik1]傳[cyun4]奇[kei4]

不[bat1]捨[se2]不[bat1]棄[hei3]　無[mou4]懼[geoi6]長[coeng4/]夜[je6]空[hung1]虛[heoi1]風[fung1]中[zung1]繼[gai3]續[zuk6]追[zeoi1]

風[fung1]裡[leoi5]笑[siu3]著[zoek6]風[fung1]裡[leoi5/]唱[coeng3]　感[gam2]激[gik1]天[tin1]意[ji3]碰[pung3]著[zoek6]你[nei5]　縱[zung3]是[si6]苦[fu2]澀[gip3]都[dou1]變[bin3]得[dak1]美[mei5]

天[tin1]也[jaa5]老[lou5]　任[jam6]海[hoi2]也[jaa5]老[lou5]　惟[wai4]望[mong6]此[ci2]愛[oi3]愛[oi3]未[mei6]老[lou5]　願[jyun6]意[ji3]今[gam1]生[sang1]約[joek3]定[ding6]他[taa1]生[sang1]再[zoi3]擁[jung2]抱[pou5]

是[si6]你[nei5]的[dik1]雙[soeng1]手[sau2]　靜[zing6]靜[zing6]燃[jin4]亮[loeng6]這[ze5]份[fan6]愛[oi3]

是[si6]你[nei5]的[dik1]聲[sing1]音[jam1]　夜[je6]夜[je6]陪[pui4]伴[bun6]我[ngo5]的[dik1]夢[mung6]

交[gaau1]出[ceot1]真[zan1]心[sam1]真[zan1]的[dik1]美[mei5]　無[mou4]盡[zeon6]每[mui5]日[jat6]每[mui5]天[tin1]想[soeng2]你[nei5]

今[gam1]生[sang1]今[gam1]世[sai3]　寧[ning4]願[jyun2]名[ming4]利[lei6]拋[paau1]開[hoi1]　瀟[siu1]灑[saa2]跟[gan1]你[nei5]飛[fei1]