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How to write the next stop ashore in Cantonese?
The next stop is written in Cantonese: Next stop, go ashore.
According to Baidu Library, the sentence "Next stop, go ashore" is written in Cantonese just like Mandarin, but the pronunciation and expression are different. Next stop ashore, pronounced xià y and zhàn shaàngàn in Mandarin and hayat6zoi2saan2 in Cantonese. "Go ashore" in Mandarin means "pass the college entrance examination or the civil service examination and be admitted to the civil service", while "go ashore" in Cantonese means "rush ashore", which means that the ship ran aground.
Cantonese (also known as Cantonese and Hong Kong dialect) is a Chinese dialect, mainly distributed in China, Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau.
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