Hong Kong Lunar New Year Snacks Names in Cantonese! 🍊

Описание: Learn the essential Cantonese words and pronunciations for the most popular Hong Kong Lunar New Year snacks and festive treats! In this quick lesson, we cover the must-know names, meanings, and how to say them like a local during Chinese New Year (CNY). Perfect for beginners learning Cantonese or anyone wanting to impress at HK family gatherings! 🚀

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Timestamp:
00:00 Intro
00:51 The official name of Lunar New Year
1:07 Introduction of Melon seeds
1:36 Pronunciation of Melon seeds
2:18 Introduction of New Yea cakes
2:46 Pronunciation of New Year cakes
3:28 Introduction of deep-fried snacks
4:05 Pronunciation of deep-fried snacks
4:53 Introduction of sugar-coated snacks
5:33 Pronunciation of sugar-coated snacks
6:40 Introduction of other goodwill snacks
7:02 Pronunciation of other goodwill snacks

🔑 What You'll Learn in This Video:
jau4 gok3/gok3 zai2 (油角 / 角仔) – crispy fried dumplings filled with peanuts or coconut (symbol of wealth!)
nin4 gou1 (年糕) – sticky sweet rice cake for growth and prosperity
lo4 baak6 gou1 (蘿蔔糕) – turnip cake (radish cake), pan-fried savory favorite
Other classics: wu6 haa1 (taro shrimp), candied winter melon, lotus seeds, and more!
Lucky meanings behind each snack in Cantonese culture

🎯 Why Watch?
Easy Cantonese pronunciation guide with Jyutping
Real Hong Kong Lunar New Year vibes and traditions
Quick, fun lesson to boost your festive vocab fast

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