Cantonese vocabulary straws are called drinking pipes or drinking pipes in Hong Kong. U disk, called finger in Hong Kong Cantonese, is officially called memory stick. Charging treasure, called urine bag in Hong Kong Cantonese, is officially called mobile power supply. Charging, called fork electricity in Hong Kong Cantonese. Paper clip/paper clip is called Wan Zi in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Class/class is called class/class in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Police, called police or cops in Hong Kong Cantonese. Police station, Hong Kong Cantonese is called police station, and the official name is police station. Recharge is called appreciation in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Photocopying is called photocopying in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Post-80s Hong Kong Cantonese is called Post-80s. Restaurants are called restaurants in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Sidewalk, called sidewalk in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Scarf, called neck scarf in Cantonese in Hong Kong. Ballpoint pen, called ballpoint pen in Hong Kong Cantonese.

English words that Hong Kong people must speak. The following words represent the English that most Hong Kong people can speak. Note: Few people will say the following words in Chinese in daily conversation, even the elderly will not say them in Chinese. Overtime is called OT. Checking in at the airport or at the hotel is called Check-in. A check is called a check. The name of the locker is lok 1 ka2, but its official name is locker. Printer paper jam, called paper jam, officially called paper jam. A printer called pin tar is officially called a printer. A report, called repor, is officially called a report. Take it, or keep it, and beg kip 1 to live. A deep friendship is called a good friend. The resume is called CV. Official, the resume is very professional, so please kiss me. Book a room/space. The gym, called Gym, is officially called the fitness room. Reimbursement is called claim number, formally called WeChat official account. Call me. Call me. Video call, called webcam. The surveillance camera is called CCTV, and its official name is CCTV. Elevator, called lip, officially called elevator. Tick-tock, called Tick-tock Buffet, called pou3fei 65438+May 12. I remembered two more things. First of all, the number 2 is a pure number. Hong Kong only uses "2Ji2" and Guangzhou uses "loeng5". For example, 200 Hong Kong Cantonese: 200? Guangzhou Cantonese: 200/22000 Hong Kong Cantonese: 2000? Guangzhou Cantonese: 2000/2000 "2000" and "200" are almost extinct in Hong Kong. 20000 Hong Kong Cantonese: 20000, and some people say 20000. Second, the unit of measurement is "meter". Hong Kong Cantonese sounds mai5, and Guangzhou Cantonese sounds mai 1.