Show Notes
Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 257 of Learn Cantonese with Fexingo as they tackle the essential art of shopping for clothes. You already know how to ask for colors, now learn how to ask for different sizes. Master phrases like 有冇大啲 (do you have a bigger one?), 試衣間喺邊 (where is the fitting room?), and 幾大件 (how big is it?). Perfect for your next trip to the mall or local boutique. Subscribe to Learn Cantonese with Fexingo for more practical language tips.
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