what is sotong?

dun tell me is 'bat chau yue'

that is octopus right?

Sorry I got it wrong. Yao yu is sotong

Sorry I got it wrong. Yao yu is sotong

Ipoh Cantonese is close to hongk

sandakan cantonese too

sandakan cantonese is the closest cos sandakan cantonese ppl came from HK

whereas other places cantonese ppl came from guangdong and came much earlier than sandakan cantonese ppl

Eh where can learn some good cantonnese

not the "explicitives ending at every sentence kind"

even HK and guangdong now using the word da pau.

for train, the foh is longer. foooh cheh

wei....you are not malay meh?

i am

mix?
how did you pick up kantonis?

my other half pure is pure canto

I know HK follow Chinese script. Well... obviously. Their Cantonese words have direct a counterpart in Mandarin, like 你, is 'ni' in Mandarin and 'nei' in Cantonese. But our Cantonese, we say lei. Why are we so different?

Another example:

的
Mandarin: De
HK: Dik
Local: Gei

对
Mandarin: Dui
HK: Deoi
Local: Ngam
UPDATE:

Apparently I am wrong as pointed out by a ktard. These words have a direct counterpart in Mandarin, see answer 5.
的 is Dik
嘅 is Ge (correct)

对Is Duii
啱 is ngam (correct)
/K answers as simplied below:

1. Influenced by other dialects

2. The words we use are slangs, which HK also use. But we don't know the formal words, which HK knows and use

3. These are 'Lazy' pronunciation, as the language evolved.

4. KL more different from Hongkie. But Ipoh/Sabah closer to HK

5. The 'slangs' are actually found in Mandarin words. It is just that they are rarely used in Mandarin but have more meaning in Canto.
Additional info on corrupted Malaysian Cantonese:

http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/show...se-is-corrupted]http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/show...se-is-corrupted

https://chineselanguage.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=654

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