A Change of Plans in the Pantry

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  1. Tsz Hin

    好耐冇同你傾偈,最近點呀?

    We haven't chatted in ages. How've you been?

    Word meanings
    好耐
    ages · 好 + 耐: a very long time.
    冇
    haven't · Negates an action or experience here.
    同你
    with you · 同 + 你: with you.
    傾偈
    chat · Everyday expression for having a chat.
    最近
    recently · Refers to the recent period.
    點
    how · Asks how things are going.
    呀
    Makes the question friendly and conversational.
  2. Chi Keung

    我報咗個攝影班,今晚第一堂。

    I've signed up for a photography class. The first lesson's tonight.

    Word meanings
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    報咗
    signed up · 報 + 咗: registration is completed.
    個
    Classifier for the class.
    攝影班
    photography class · 攝影 + 班: a class teaching photography.
    今晚
    tonight · This evening.
    第一堂
    first lesson · 第 + 一 + 堂: the first class session.
  3. Tsz Hin

    幾好喎!喺邊度上堂?

    Sounds good! Where's the class?

    Word meanings
    幾好
    quite good · 幾 + 好: quite good; a positive reaction.
    喎
    Adds an interested reaction to new information.
    喺
    at · Introduces the location.
    邊度
    where · Everyday question word for a place.
    上堂
    attend class · Common expression for attending a lesson.
  4. Chi Keung

    喺旺角。你今晚有咩節目?

    In Mong Kok. What are your plans tonight?

    Word meanings
    喺
    in · Introduces the location.
    旺角
    Mong Kok · A district in Hong Kong.
    你
    you · Second-person pronoun.
    今晚
    tonight · This evening.
    有
    have · Introduces the plans someone has.
    咩
    what · Colloquial question word meaning what.
    節目
    plans · Here means planned activities, not a television programme.
  5. Tsz Hin

    我約咗細佬出去食飯。

    I've arranged to meet my younger brother for a meal out.

    Word meanings
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    約咗
    arranged to meet · 約 + 咗: an arrangement has been made.
    細佬
    younger brother · Colloquial term for a younger brother.
    出去
    go out · 出 + 去: go outside or away from the current place.
    食飯
    have a meal · 食 + 飯: eat a meal, not necessarily rice.
  6. Chi Keung

    八號風球啱啱掛咗,睇嚟要改計劃。

    Signal Eight has just gone up. Looks like we'll need to change our plans.

    Word meanings
    八號風球
    Signal Eight · 八號 + 風球: the number eight typhoon signal.
    啱啱
    just now · Indicates something happened very recently.
    掛咗
    went up · 掛 + 咗: the typhoon signal has been raised.
    睇嚟
    looks like · 睇 + 嚟: introduces an inference from what is happening.
    要
    need to · Expresses necessity.
    改
    change · Alter an existing arrangement.
    計劃
    plans · An intended course of action.
  7. Tsz Hin

    咁我問下佢,不如改日先食。

    Then I'll ask him. Maybe we should eat out another day.

    Word meanings
    咁
    then · Links the next action to the situation just mentioned.
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    問下
    ask · 問 + 下: ask briefly or casually.
    佢
    him · Refers to the speaker's younger brother.
    不如
    maybe we should · Introduces a suggestion or alternative.
    改日
    another day · Move an activity to a different day.
    先
    then · Indicates waiting until the proposed later time.
    食
    eat · Refers to their planned meal.
  8. Chi Keung

    我都睇下老師有冇消息。

    I'll also check whether there's any news from the teacher.

    Word meanings
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    都
    also · Adds a similar action by this speaker.
    睇下
    check · 睇 + 下: take a look or check briefly.
    老師
    teacher · The teacher of the photography class.
    有冇
    whether there's · 有 + 冇: asks whether something is available or exists.
    消息
    news · An update or message.
  9. Tsz Hin

    細佬話好,改星期六。你嗰邊呢?

    My brother says okay; we've moved it to Saturday. What about your class?

    Word meanings
    細佬
    younger brother · Refers to the younger brother already mentioned.
    話
    says · Introduces what someone said.
    好
    okay · Here expresses agreement.
    改
    move to · Reschedule the meal to the following day named.
    星期六
    Saturday · 星期 + 六: Saturday.
    你
    your · Addresses the colleague.
    嗰邊
    side · 嗰 + 邊: your side of things, here the class arrangement.
    呢
    Asks for the corresponding update.
  10. Chi Keung

    改咗網上上堂,唔使出街。

    It's switched to an online class. No need to go out.

    Word meanings
    改咗
    switched to · 改 + 咗: the arrangement has changed.
    網上
    online · On the internet.
    上堂
    attend class · Attend a lesson; here remotely.
    唔使
    no need · 唔 + 使: there is no need to do something.
    出街
    go out · 出 + 街: go out, rather than stay at home.
  11. Tsz Hin

    咁幾方便。我返屋企煮麵算喇。

    That's quite convenient. I'll just go home and cook noodles.

    Word meanings
    咁
    then · Responds to the changed class arrangement.
    幾
    quite · Expresses a moderate positive degree.
    方便
    convenient · Easy to manage or arrange.
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    返
    return to · Go back to a place.
    屋企
    home · Colloquial word for home.
    煮麵
    cook noodles · 煮 + 麵: prepare noodles by cooking them.
    算
    just do that · Marks settling on this simple option.
    喇
    Signals a newly settled decision.
  12. Chi Keung

    我都準備走,一齊去搭車啦。

    I'm getting ready to leave too. Let's go catch a ride together.

    Word meanings
    我
    I · First-person pronoun.
    都
    too · Indicates a similar intention.
    準備
    getting ready · Prepare to do something.
    走
    leave · Leave the current place.
    一齊
    together · Do something with another person.
    去
    go · Move somewhere to do the following action.
    搭車
    take transport · 搭 + 車: travel by a vehicle or public transport.
    啦
    Softens a friendly suggestion.

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