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Pronunciation of '我鍾意你'

The phrase '我鍾意你' is in Cantonese, meaning 'I like you' or 'I love you.' It is pronounced as 'ngo5 zung1 ji3 nei5' in Cantonese. The phrase originates from the Chinese language, specifically Cantonese, and is commonly used to express affection or liking for someone.

Word Origin

Cantonese (Chinese language)

Pronunciation Details

Cantonese (中文, 粤语)

ngo5 zung1 ji3 nei5/ngo5 zung1 ji3 nei5/Slow

This phrase means 'I like you' or 'I love you' in Cantonese.

‘我’ is pronounced as ‘ngo5’ with a low rising tone, ‘鍾意’ is pronounced as ‘zung1 ji3’ with ‘zung1’ in a high level tone and ‘ji3’ in a mid-level tone, and ‘你’ is pronounced as ‘nei5’ with a low rising tone.

English (United States)

ngo zung ji nei/ŋɔː˧˩ zʊŋ˥ ji˧ neɪ˧˩/Slow

This phrase translates to 'I like you' or 'I love you' in English.

Pronounced as ‘ngo’ (ŋɔː˧˩) with a low rising tone, ‘zung’ (zʊŋ˥) with a high level tone, ‘ji’ (ji˧) with a mid-level tone, and ‘nei’ (neɪ˧˩) with a low rising tone.