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In Cantonese, the phrase, “could you” is pronounced “neh-ga". The phrase, “could you please” is pronounced “neh-ga please".
- Dana Gould
http://www.danagould.com/
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In Cantonese, the phrase, “could you” is pronounced “neh-ga". The phrase, “could you please” is pronounced “neh-ga please".
- Dana Gould
http://www.danagould.com/