Pronunciation of '做咩'
The phrase '做咩' originates from Cantonese (Chinese: 做咩, Jyutping: zou6 me1). It is commonly used in Cantonese-speaking regions like Hong Kong and Macau. In English, it translates to 'What are you doing?' or 'What's the matter?' depending on the context.
Word Origin
Cantonese (Chinese)
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
Used to ask 'What are you doing?' or 'What's the matter?' in English.
Pronounced as ‘tswoh mee-eh’. ‘Tswoh’ rhymes with ‘slow’, and ‘mee-eh’ has a soft ending.
中文（粤语）
粤语中常用的短语，表示“做什么”或“怎么了”，用于询问对方的行为或情况。
“做”发音为“zou”，声调为第六声（低平调）；“咩”发音为“me”，声调为第一声（高平调）。