Learn SCARY Cantonese

This video was completely inspired by my good friend Bubzbeauty, Bubbiosity.
http://www.youtube.com/bubbiosity
Go watch her KICK-ASS CHINESE video - it's HILARIOUS.

Learn 3 simple phrases that will impress your Cantonese friends or have you on the run from the triads.

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[yourlineofire]

We're dating now. Just an fyi

[MissYau]

@yourlineofire Huh?

[shukishukshukable]

Are you from Australia?

[MissYau]

@shukishukshukable Noooo. UK.

[elude2]

haha..im just wanting to learn cantonese...get your coffin ready! haha omg perfect starting !!!cantones!!

[MissYau]

@elude2 HA. I'm a terrible teacher xD

[MissYau]

@MrBigtube17 Clothes.

[MissYau]

@drummerxkun Haha, Bubz and I met up for dinner in Hong Kong once. Apart from that we're just like any other online buddies on Youtube :) And we went to university in the same city, we're both British Chinese and our family are Hakka.

[likemikey93]

lol or my favourite "Ham ga tsan ah!"

[WOFPAK]

lei ho kwai say tak yee ar

[yourlineofire]

@MissYau we should run away to california to start a new life and open an LA tan

[et2rnalMusic]

Hahah I love your videos on Cantonese :D

And you kinda look and sound like Cantonese actor Myolie Wu (胡杏兒) OMG !!

I'm half-cantonese and I've watched her dramas, like Wars of In-Laws (我的野蠻奶奶 nga dik jea man lai lai), and I just came to think about it just now, thought you looked/sounded really familiar! ;)

[catherinechenggg]

正啦喂!=]

[MrKehJin]

^ the reason why you never get a gf from hk bahahahaha only kidding :P

[wongcm331]

lol, greetings from Malaysia, this is a hilarious video.

[iamscar13]

@dravidwake They both mean the same thing. Traditionally, it's suppose to be "nei", but due to increasing use of lazy sounds ("lei" is easier to pronounce than "nei"), more and more people are using "lei" instead of "nei" in speech. But when reciting a poem or singing a song, etc. they would pronounce "you" as "nei"