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How to say “Someone stole my wallet” in Cantonese

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Someone stole my wallet (我畀人偷咗銀包) — Cantonese pronunciationHear the saved generated-voice recording, then use the pause and replay to practise at your own pace.

The Cantonese phrase

我畀人偷咗銀包ngo5 bei2 jan4 tau1 zo2 ngan4 baau1

Someone stole my wallet

Video uses a saved generated-voice recording from the Canto School app library.

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Look closer at this phrase

畀人偷咗 (bei2 jan4 tau1 zo2) says another person stole it; 銀包 (ngan4 baau1) names the wallet. This wording asserts theft, so it differs from saying the wallet is merely missing.

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

Use this only when you believe the wallet was stolen; use the lost-item line when you do not know what happened.

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