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Pronunciation of '飲杯'

The word '飲杯' is pronounced differently in Cantonese and Mandarin, and it carries meanings related to drinking and toasting. In Cantonese, it is commonly used to mean 'cheers' during a toast.

Word Origin

The word originates from Chinese, specifically Cantonese, where '飲' means 'to drink' and '杯' means 'cup' or 'glass'.

Pronunciation Details

English (United States)

yim pui/jɪm pʊi/Slow

A Cantonese phrase meaning 'cheers' or 'drink a cup'.

Pronounced as ‘yim pui’, with ‘yim’ as in ‘yim’ (similar to 'yim' in 'gym'), and ‘pui’ as in 'pui' (similar to 'poi' in 'poi').

中文(粤语)

jam2 bui1/jam2 bui1/Slow

粤语中表示“干杯”或“喝一杯”,常用于祝酒。

“飲”发音为“jam”,第二声(低升调);“杯”发音为“bui”,第一声(高平调)。

中文(普通话)

yǐn bēi/yin3 bei1/Slow

普通话中表示“喝杯中的饮品”,但不常用于祝酒。

“飲”发音为“yǐn”,第三声(低升调);“杯”发音为“bēi”,第一声(高平调)。