How do I say 'Cetera' in Cantonese?

The easiest way to say 'Cetera' in Cantonese is demonstrated in the 2 contextual sentences on this page. Listen to the audio to hear the exact native pronunciation.

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How to Say 'Cetera' in Cantonese | Meaning & Pronunciation

Back in 2002 and several years thereafter, I regularly attended meditation sessions at Wat Yanviriya Buddhist Temple in East Vancouver, BC. I came to know the Thai culture more because of it. Pāli chanting, moon festivals, relics viewing, et cetera were part of my life then. I remember a spacious hall with hardwood floors and a Buddha altar in front. In summers, the doors would be open to the sunny green outside. In the wetter seasons at night, candles would be lit in the silent darkness inside. (I wore a black Australian Outback jacket then.) Omnipresent was the Ajahn Bhoontam in orange robe, he conducting the rituals. Our saṅgha or congregation was medium-sized and multiethnic. A real saṅgha full of Thais allowed us to share the rustic building. The two groups met at different times.

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返到2002年同之後幾年，我定期參加喺卑詩省東溫哥華嘅 Wat Yanviriya 佛寺嘅冥想會，因為佢更加認識泰國文化，因為當時我嘅生活入面，有一個寬敞嘅大堂，有硬木地板，前面有一個綠色嘅佛壇。喺夜晚潮濕嘅季節，喺入面嘅寂靜黑暗中會點燃蠟燭（當時我着住件黑色嘅澳洲 Outback 外套。）無處不在嘅係身穿橙色長袍嘅 Ajahn Bhoontam ，佢主持儀式。我哋嘅僧侶或者會眾係中型同多族裔。一個充滿泰國人嘅真正聖堂令我哋可以分享呢個鄉村建築物。

In a way, in the Philippines, people already speak Spanish and English, as these languages, or really their words, are integrated or imbedded in native languages, not just Tagalog. Spanish is chocolate or coffee, whilst English is a fizzy pink lemonade soda. The Philippine society is mostly an amalgam of Malay, Chinese, and Spanish elements, with unmentioned various more minor ones. There is Philippine Creole Spanish, Chabacano or Chavacano, spoken scatteringly in the magical archipelago. The feature of the Philippines is more like the Caribbean, the crossroads of different peoples. I can categorize the people of the Philippines in several desserts: Many are like "ube halaya" or the dark mash of sweet purple yam. Some are more like "halo-halo" or ice dessert with leche flan, ube yam, kaong, nata de coco, young coconut strips, agar-agar jelly, sago, beans, fruits like jackfruit, et cetera. Some are more like "maíz con hielo" or ice dessert with corn kernels, sugar, and milk. A striking

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係一種意義上，喺菲律賓，人哋已經講西班牙文同英文，因為呢啲語言，或者真係佢哋嘅字，都係整合或者嵌入母語，而唔單止係塔加洛文。西班牙文係朱古力或者咖啡，而英文就係氣泡粉紅色檸檬汽水。菲律賓社會大多係馬來人、中國人同西班牙人嘅元素嘅混合體，仲有各種比較細嘅元素。有菲律賓克里奧爾西班牙文、查巴卡諾文或者查瓦卡諾文，喺神奇嘅群島入面散落嚟講。菲律賓嘅特色比較似加勒比海，係唔同人民嘅十字路口。我可以將菲律賓人分類喺幾種甜品入面：好多都好似「 ube halaya 」或者甜紫山藥嘅深色泥。有啲比較似「 halo-halo 」或者冰甜品，入面有牛奶醬、烏貝山藥、山藥、椰菜、椰子條、瓊脂啫喱、西米、豆、水果，例如牛油果等等。有啲比較似「 maíz con hielo 」，或者係加咗粟米粒、糖同牛奶嘅冰甜品。同亞洲大陸嘅菲律賓人有一個顯著嘅分別，就係佢哋對創意紫色嘅熱愛，可能係因為烏貝山藥嘅美味。喺日本嘅沖繩，啲人叫佢做「 beniimo 」。佢哋亦都會用喺沖繩甜品同其他烹飪入面。

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