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There is no Cantonese voice on this machine, so the words are shown but not spoken — the How to play card below says how to add one.
How to play: the board deals each word twice — once written in Chinese, once as the way it is said or as its English. Tap a tile, then tap its partner: a pair goes in, pays 100 points, and is said aloud in Cantonese. Every pair you make without a mistake multiplies the next one, up to five times over, and a wrong guess counts a mistake and puts the run back to nothing — the board ends only when every pair is matched. Clear it and the clock stops; each deck keeps its own best time. This board revises lesson 12 of the Cantonese course — the decks below hold the lesson’s words.
The word is the script: Chinese has to be matched against the way it is said or what it means, never the other way round. A pair already made stays on the board faded; tap it to hear the word again.
If the words are shown but never spoken, this browser has no Cantonese voice installed. On Windows that is Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → 粵語 (Chinese), with the speech component ticked; on macOS and iOS it is System Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → System Voice → Manage Voices. The board is fully playable read.
The word is the script: Chinese has to be matched against the way it is said or what it means, never the other way round. A pair already made stays on the board faded; tap it to hear the word again.
If the words are shown but never spoken, this browser has no Cantonese voice installed. On Windows that is Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → 粵語 (Chinese), with the speech component ticked; on macOS and iOS it is System Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → System Voice → Manage Voices. The board is fully playable read.
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