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CANTONESE PRONUNCIATION · HEALTH

How to say “I don’t have an appetite today” in Cantonese

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I don’t have an appetite today (我今日冇胃口) — Cantonese pronunciationHear the saved generated-voice recording, then use the pause and replay to practise at your own pace.

The Cantonese phrase

我今日冇胃口ngo5 gam1 jat6 mou5 wai6 hau2

I don’t have an appetite today

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Look closer at this phrase

今日 limits the statement to today; 冇胃口 says the speaker has no appetite. It describes a feeling, not its cause.

The number after each Jyutping syllable marks its Cantonese tone. Listen to the whole saved recording and repeat at your own pace.

When to use it

Patient · Describing general health. Expresses a common nonspecific symptom

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