呢度有冇細路仔遊樂場?
ni1 dou6 jau5 mou5 sai3 lou6 zai2 jau4 lok6 coeng4?
Is there a children's playground here?
Usage
Used on family trips to find a playground
Grammar Note
sai3 lou6 zai2 (細路仔) is the colloquial Cantonese word for "child"
有冇細路仔餐單?
jau5 mou5 sai3 lou6 zai2 caan1 daan1?
Do you have a children's menu?
Usage
Used at a restaurant to ask for a children's menu
Grammar Note
caan1 daan1 (餐單) means "menu" in Cantonese, equivalent to Mandarin càidān (菜單)
我個仔今年五歲。
ngo5 go3 zai2 gam1 nin4 ng5 seoi3.
My son is five years old this year.
Usage
Used to state a child's age
Grammar Note
go3 zai2 (個仔) is the colloquial Cantonese word for "son"
細路仔票幾錢?
sai3 lou6 zai2 piu3 gei2 cin2?
How much is a children's ticket?
Usage
Used to ask about children's ticket prices at attractions
Grammar Note
gei2 cin2 (幾錢) is the Cantonese expression for "how much money"
細路仔好鍾意搭叮叮。
sai3 lou6 zai2 hou2 zung1 ji3 daap3 ding1 ding1.
Children love riding the tram (Ding Ding).
Usage
Used to describe children's love of riding Hong Kong's trams
Grammar Note
ding1 ding1 (叮叮) is the nickname for Hong Kong's tram, named after its bell sound
有冇哺乳室?
jau5 mou5 bou6 jyu5 sat1?
Is there a nursing room?
Usage
Used when traveling with a baby to find a nursing room
Grammar Note
Nursing rooms are commonly available in Hong Kong's major shopping malls and transport hubs
呢個地方係咪適合帶細路仔嚟?
ni1 go3 dei6 fong1 hai6 mai6 sik1 hap6 daai3 sai3 lou6 zai2 lai4?
Is this place suitable for bringing children?
Usage
Used to ask if a place is family-friendly
Grammar Note
lei4 (嚟) is a Cantonese directional complement meaning "come" indicating movement toward the speaker
香港迪士尼幾時開門?
hoeng1 gong2 dik6 si6 nei4 gei2 si4 hoi1 mun4?
When does Hong Kong Disneyland open?
Usage
Used to ask about Hong Kong Disneyland opening hours
Grammar Note
gei2 si4 (幾時) is the Cantonese interrogative for "when" or "what time"
我個女好鍾意食菠蘿包。
ngo5 go3 neoi2 hou2 zung1 ji3 sik6 bo1 lo4 baau1.
My daughter loves eating pineapple buns.
Usage
Used to describe a child's love of Hong Kong's pineapple buns
Grammar Note
go3 neoi2 (個女) is the colloquial Cantonese word for "daughter," equivalent to Mandarin nǚ'ér
細路仔坐BB車,我哋可唔可以入去?
sai3 lou6 zai2 co5 BB ce1, ngo5 dei6 ho2 m4 ho2 ji5 jap6 heoi3?
Can we enter with a stroller?
Usage
Used to ask if a venue is stroller-accessible
Grammar Note
BB (bi1-bi1) is a Cantonese borrowing from English "baby"
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