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Cantonese Final Particles
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Written chinese character help sheets with cantonese pronunciation.
Cantonese Final Particles Last updated July 9, 2009 More Essays | Chinese Songs | Chinese Riddles | Help | CantoDict | Links | Forums Cantonese Final Particles (尾音) Original article kindly contributed by Clyde Law (Do you have corrections or comments for this page? Please post them here ) Cantonese is a language that's famous (or infamous, depending on how you look at it) for its sentence final particles ( 尾音 mei2 jam1 ). In English, we usually modify the mood or meaning of a sentence by uttering it in a different tone. However, since Cantonese is a tonal language,
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