Waa! Lay Gum Impressive Wor!
(Translation: You are very impressive)
Congratulations on your decision to escape the "Guailo Silo" and get to know the dialect of Hong Kong, Southern China and many overseas Chinese communities.
Cantonese Learning Resources
Here's a brief introduction and guide to a few of our personal favourites.
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If you're a beginner and looking for something fun and easy, then rhythmic cantonese is perfect for you. You can (double) Click the "Play" Button below to Listen to a Free Sample:
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The Pimsleur approach gets you speaking immediately, and uses a pre-defined pattern of repetition that means you are constantly reviewing old content. It requires your absolute concentration, but the lessons are only 30 minutes long and it's a fantastic way to get started if you are in the mood to speak immediately. There is no written element to this course, there's barely even a phrase book. This entire approach is focused on your listening and speaking skills.
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Have you already studied some Mandarin? Hoping that some of what you have learned can be transferred to Cantonese? The good news is ... you can! This book was written especially for English speakers who have studied some Mandarin and now wish to use it as a base for learning Cantonese.
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