character, Cantonese
Sentence-final particle used in an interrogative seeking confirmation.
你今晚会出席个晚会㗎嗬?
你今晚会出席个晚会㗎嗬?
nei5 gam1 maan5 wui5 ceot1 zik6 go3 maan5 wui2 gaa3 ho2? You're attending the party this evening, right?
嗬 [-]
Jyutping
ho2
Pinyin
hē
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
助詞
加喺句尾,用嚟叫對方確認自己嘅假設(之前嘅句末助詞,母音有時會讀做 o) right?; a particle added at the end of an utterance to turn it into a confirmation question (the vowels of preceding particles may turn into the -o sound)
你唔要㗎喇可?
你唔要㗎喇可?
nei5 m4 jiu3 gaa3 laa3 ho2? You don't need that anymore, right?
好聽呀可?
好听呀可?
hou2 teng1 aa3 ho2? (The music is) nice, isn't it?
你唔識我㗎可?
你唔识我㗎可?
nei5 m4 sik1 ngo5 gaa3 ho2? You don't know me, do you?
In "Spreading Worry on the Dragon Boat River", san yu, also known as san yang, san ye, and san er hu, are the words used to refer to the worship of reproduction under Pandeism, as demonstrated in romantic songs sung by village people to show the strong impulse of vitality and humanity and the beauty of wildness.