The Hong Kong Code-mixing Dictionary is a contemporary Cantonese-English dictionary website. It offers browsing of entries by new, most popular and random, and invites users to submit definitions to help learners understand real-world language usage. The site also mentions a downloadable app and an Instagram account.
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0The Hong Kong Code-mixing Dictionary is a contemporary Cantonese-English dictionary website. It offers browsing of entries by new, most popular and random, and invites users to submit definitions to help learners understand real-world language usage. The site also mentions a downloadable app and an Instagram account.
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