Pronunciation of '冇所謂'
The phrase '冇所謂' is a Cantonese expression commonly used to mean 'it doesn't matter' or 'no preference'. It is pronounced as 'mou5 so2 wai6' in Cantonese.
Word Origin
The phrase originates from Cantonese, a major Chinese dialect spoken in Hong Kong, Macau, Guangdong province, and among overseas Chinese communities.
Pronunciation Details
粵語（廣東話）
表示“不介意”或“無所謂”，用於表達對某事沒有特別的偏好或意見。
“冇”發音為“mou5”，第五聲（上升調）；“所”發音為“so2”，第二聲（中升調）；“謂”發音為“wai6”，第六聲（低平調）。
English (US)
A Cantonese phrase meaning 'it doesn't matter' or 'no preference'.
Pronounced as 'mou-so-wai', where 'mou' has a rising tone, 'so' has a mid-rising tone, and 'wai' has a low falling tone.