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    Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 8 Sep 2019

    I thought I had learned the Cantonese word for "police", because that was what I heard everyone, including little kids and tiny elderly grandmothers, call out when they saw riot cops coming. It turns out I had learned the Cantonese word for "dog".

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      1. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 8 Sep 2019

        There's also some beyond-PhD level Cantonese profanity happening, because even 14 weeks into the protests, some people find things to yell at riot police that make the crowd burst out laughing, and cause the target to make a run at them (restrained by laughing colleagues).

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      2. Mudkip‏ @mudkip_me 8 Sep 2019
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        As a non-English speaker, I thought “riot police” means rioting/violent police for weeks, until I saw it translated to “anti-riot police” in my language.

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      2. Michael Delaney‏ @DelaneyM917 8 Sep 2019
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        The actual word is 'haak ging' (1st tone, 2nd tone), hth.

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      2. natshaw‏ @nathanpoopshaw 9 Sep 2019
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        Gau!

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      3. MasterWil 😷‏ @masterWilWil 9 Sep 2019
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        In Hong Kong slang, 'Gau' is also an adjective to describe someone despicable. This fits the Hong Kong police's behavior.

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      1. Lily Tse‏ @tigerlilytse 9 Sep 2019
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        That’s an insult for dogs. Dogs don’t tear gas people.

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