How do you say angry in Cantonese?

There are many ways to say "angry" in Cantonese:

1, ì;

2. Stimulation;

I made a mistake.

In addition, the saying of "getting angry" in Cantonese is:

(1) zi: zi (the third sound of Ji) Ji (the fourth sound of Gei) zi (the second sound of nom or lom, the pronunciation of om is the same as some in English);

(2) the fire rolls.

Extended data:

Pronunciation system:

Cantonese phonetic system is complex, with 20 initials and 94 finals at most.

Initial consonant:

Cantonese has 20 initials:

B[p] gang; p【p？ ]; Application program; M[m] Ming; D[t] terminal; t[t？ ] pass; Southern; I'm coming; The essence of Z[ts]; C[ts] clearance; S[s] heart; G[k] see; k[k？ ] flow; gw[k？ ] light; kw[k？ ] regulations; ng[？ ] teeth; H[h] good; J[j] salt; W[w] soul; [? Ann.

(Note: [] is an international phonetic symbol, the left is a Cantonese phonetic symbol, and the right is an example word)

Tone:

Nine tones and six tones: Yin Ping, Yin Shang, Yin Qu, Yang Ping, Yang Shang, Yang Qu, Yin Entering, Zhong Yin Entering and Yang Entering.

Nine-syllable characters are: poem (si1); History (si2); Try (si3); Time (si4); City (si5); Things (SI6); Color (sik1); Tin (sik3); Food (sik).

In fact, the pitch of the tones of Yin-in, Zhong-in and Yang-in is the same as that of Yin-in, Yin-out and Yang-out, and they are only distinguished by entering words ending in -p, -t and-K. Because of the definition of tone, it includes intonation (that is, actual pitch) and cadence. The vowels -p, -t and -k affect its frustration. Therefore, even if it is only marked by the six numbers 1 to 6, we still have to say that there are nine tones, or "nine tones and six tones", but we can't say that there are only six tones.

The representative words of the six tone values are: Zhou (ZAU1); Hau 2; Store (dim 3); River (ho); mu(mou 5)； Cross (dou6).

Drawing the tones into the chart intuitively makes it easier for people to imagine the differences between the six tones.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Cantonese