Cantonese Lesson 91: To see you, See you! The difference between "睇‘ and "見”

Hi Cantonese learners! In this video, we'll focus on the difference on 睇 and 見， both if them means to see in Cantonese but we use them in different situations. Whether you are new to my channel, it's always good to review again and again in our language learning journey.
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I am Amanda from Hong Kong. I make easy and practical cantonese learning videos for complete beginners to intermediate level.
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Due to the covid, I haven't fly regularly for over a year. I find CZcams is extremely helpful for maintaining my language proficiency. One day, out of curiosity, I looked for cantonese learning channels. I was so surprised that there are so little and most of the good one are even from overseas. That's why I started "5 minute cantonese" on 2020.

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Would I also use tai2 for looking at my phone? For example tai2 sau2 gei1?

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[@LinguaPhiliax]

So if you say "我見書“, it means "I see the book (but I am not reading it)"?
Or "我見電視“ means "I see the TV (but I am not watching it)"?

[@5minutecantonese]

We cannot say like that, but I understand what you mean. In this case, we say 我見到本書 and 我見到部電視。

[@meesteryellow]

For saying you lost something, could you also use 冇咗 instead of 唔見咗?

[@5minutecantonese]

冇咗 means more like disappear than lost. For example, you wanna buy a cake. You saw it before but when you returned back. It's gone. You can say 冇咗，it may not be lost, but someone bought that.

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@@5minutecantonese Thanks for the explanation!

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@@meesteryellow You are most welcome 😀

[@oneonly4973]

Please ,Can you explain me about the number (123456)behind the words. Thank you!

[@5minutecantonese]

They are the tones.
Please refer to the following lessons.
lesson 73
czcams.com/video/satS1GNU7Uk/video.html
Lesson 74
czcams.com/video/g0rTgDTiSII/video.html
Lesson 75
czcams.com/video/sh4Pe8W9sdk/video.html
Lesson 76
czcams.com/video/CSFGkIx5nEk/video.html
Lesson 77
czcams.com/video/4pQM7cpSH4g/video.html

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The map looks vaguely like a map of Great Britain, albeit without the section of coastline from Liverpool up to Carlisle.

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haha.... 😂 I don't even realize that