Which exit?in Cantonese.
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Pronunciation
邊個出口呀?
bin1 go3 ceot1 hau2 aa3
which exit?
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Exit in Cantonese: 出口, and how to ask which exit
A little Cantonese for your next conversation.
The Cantonese phrase
The word and the complete question
出口 (ceot1 hau2) means “exit.” The saved line, 邊個出口呀? (bin1 go3 ceot1 hau2 aa3), asks “Which exit?” Use it at an MTR station when the destination is already clear, or show the person your destination on a map. The recording plays the complete question, not the word 出口 on its own.
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Read the phrase
- Meaning
- which exit?
- Traditional Chinese
- 邊個出口呀?
- Jyutping
- bin1 go3 ceot1 hau2 aa3
How to pronounce it
邊個 (bin1 go3) asks “which,” 出口 (ceot1 hau2) is the exit, and aa3 rounds out the short question. The destination must be clear from context or a map.
- bin1 go3which
- ceot1 hau2exit
- aa3friendly question ending
Hear the question as one line, then imagine pointing to a destination on a station map before saying it back.
When to use it
MTR exits matter in Hong Kong; combine this with a destination or show a map.
Try it when: Checking which station exit you need.
Rough literal gloss: which exit.