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From: siu82english
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  • should have been: how may I help you?

  • 呢個video好正

    我之前係讀ch音

    仲以為岩添。

  • 我成日都聽到身邊d人讀成咁!

    都唔知佢地搞乜 !

  • Reception~

  • thanks a lot!

  • Jimfee42, no confusion at all!

    "How can I help you?" causally speaking, most situations.

    "How may I help you? The most formal and polite manner, phone or banking reception, hotel, dinner.

    I have made a huge mess on the table, trying to find the right size of this incredibly bargain party dress. A sales approached me with a not so pleasant, definitely bitchy looking, said to me "Can I help you?"

    "Just stop what you are doing now!" is what she meant.

    Thanks for Siu'spronunciation comment!

  • Would "How may I help you?" better?

  • to avoid the whole confusion, you can say what can I do for you?

  • hahahahahahaha!!

    you're soo cute.

    I love how these things can bug you so bad.

    hahahahaha!

    I find it so amusing!!

    PS: no offense though, I do think you have a point there.

  • haha liaison is of paramount importance.

  • this video should send to Hong Kong Tourism Board.

  • Yes, my cousin still speaks like that, although he's been living in NY since the early 70s...

    The problem is because they confused "I told you", "I'll catch you" etc..

  • thank you, mr siu. i also spoke with ch sound before!

  • thank you, mr siu. i also speaked with ch sound b4!

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