Agree. Just want to check which is the right pronunciation.

understand, just providing you an alternative way to address

i call them "yi jeong"

i called my mom's second elder sister 姨妈(二妈Pronounce in Conto) her husband 姨丈(二丈)

single word 姨 = yì (fourth sound in mandarin)
but this word come to 姨妈 = yǐ mà (yǐ which is same pronounce as 二)

if you wan to read as yì mà then sounds quite weird lol
but 姨丈 read as yì jíong is ok wor

3 in front of you, just call uncle once. 3in1 settle

What is yi jeong?
What is the actual word in Cantonese?

misleading culture loh.
It sounds weird, but that is the correct pronunciation.

With your eye swiping them ?
biadap lah tu.

me too

I called them shiet

sorry, i'm banana. hav no idea also

"yi jeong" is the canto pronounce. i'm canto

since i call all my mother's sisters "ah yi" <-- should b that yi

yi (4) yi (4)

become

yi (3) jeong (2)...

i call like that but i oso don understand why..

the "yi" u said in Cantonese is "2" in Mandarin. If, u know mandarin then u understand what I mean.
That is wrong actually. But ppl just call only. Misleading culture.

yeah right.

pakcik or uncle. thats it. no need summoning their name.

wrong, u should say cipai instead of cipet

its not "2".... coz when my cousin who speak mandarin call my mom.... they also call her "ah~ yi"

the oldest aunty i called her "tai yi"
the rest is "ah yi"

u must understand that some chinese word when combine with other chinese word, the pronunciation can be different one. same thing sur name, some chinese word when used as surname it will be totally different in pronunciation.

ching chong ching...chong

Basically, u need to know pinyin. U misunderstood what I am saying here.