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Everyday Cantonese for Living Room

DDHK. ORG – Colloquial Cantonese for fixtures in the living room and hall family.

Room TamU is a place to receive guests as well as to communicate with outsiders. The living room is usually located in the passage front the arrangement of residential buildings so that the living room is the first room entered.

This room is usually away from the bed to protect the host's privacy, but is close to the kitchen and dining area to make serving guests easier.

Here are the names of objects commonly found in the living room in Cantonese. Let's listen.

Photo: Zhao Pian
Window : Jiongmun
Chair: Yes
Armchair : Fu Shou Yi Zi
Rocking Chair : Yao Yi
Drawer : Dong Cake
Wooden Cabinet : Chui Gui
Long Cabinet : Yi Kuai
Table : Doi
Desk: Su Doi
Heater : Nuan Lu
Door: Mun
Wooden Door: Muk Mun
Bookshelf : Shu JIa
Living Room : Hakdeng
Room : Fong Kan
Couch : Couch
Television : Dian Shi
Flower Vase : Hua Ping

Cantonese and Living Room Functions

After the terrace of the house, we go into the living room. As the name suggests, the main function of the living room is to receive guests who come to the house.

Generally, the location of the living room is close to the front door of the house and usually not far from the terrace of the house.

In most house plans, the placement of the living room is normally positioned next to the living room or family room.

However, not a few also put the living room close to the kitchen room, especially if it is a kitchen with a mini bar.

Of course the goal is to facilitate service when family members or friends are visiting our house.

It is also important to know the objects found in the living room or family room in Cantonese to facilitate communication.

So, those were the names of the objects in the living room in Cantonese. Hope it helps. [DDHK News]

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