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The Chinese language spoken in and around Guangzhou city (formerly Canton), Hong Kong, and central and western Guangdong province.
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Does pronouncing 你 in Cantonese with an "n" sound make me sound old-fashioned?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantonese#Phonology says:
The de facto standard Cantonese pronunciation is that of Canton (Guangzhou). … Hong Kong Cantonese has some minor phonology variations but is almost identical to standard Guangzhou Cantonese.
Hong Kong and Macau merge certain phoneme pairs. …
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