Learn Cantonese Haih, m haih, and haih m haih

Hi there!

This is the "official" start of the "Let's Talk Cantonese" lessons -- the verb "to be" or "haih".

It's divided into two parts because my white board isn't big enough -- so the first part is the "lesson" and the second part (which starts at about 4:30) are some sentences to practice. (Maybe I should get a bigger whiteboard, but then I'd have to leave my "corner" lol!)

(And I had really thought I could get a few more videos done before the holiday weekend was over, but as usual, it took me awhile longer than I thought, so this will have to do for now. :)

I hope you find it useful. If you have any comments or questions, please leave them below, and as usual, please subscribe and like my videos! Thanks so much!!

Happy learning,
Sue Marguerite
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