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This is a transcript of a video where a person named Wong teaches some Cantonese words related to food. He uses a blackboard, a tablet, and some props to explain the meaning and pronunciation of the words. He also shows a short skit where some students order food in Cantonese. He asks the viewers to repeat after him and write a review of the class in the comment section. He says he is not very good at Cantonese and he teaches it for fun. He makes some jokes and mistakes along the way.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The teacher's name is Wong, and their last name is also Wong.
2. The class is an unofficial Cantonese class.
3. The topic of the class is "Food".
4. The word "shi" means "eat" in standard language and is a verb.
5. "Yuenyeung" is a Cantonese word for a mixture of coffee and milk tea.
6. "Fei bing" means "no ice" in Cantonese.
7. "Sai yong" means "wonton noodles" in Cantonese.
8. "Sai" means "small" in Cantonese.
9. "Can rou tong" means "spam macaroni" in Cantonese.
10. "Cheli" means "jelly" in Cantonese.
11. "Xiduoshi" means "French toast" in Cantonese.
12. "Falanxi" means "France" in Cantonese.
13. "Dabinlo" means "huoguo" (hot pot) in Cantonese.
14. The teacher, Wong, asks students to leave a review of the class with 500-1000 words in the comment section.
15. The teacher will check the reviews randomly.