OK; okay; can do; will do; will suffice; good enough; fine | implies no further input / work required | 漢: 就好了; 就行了

OK; okay; can do; will do; will suffice; good enough; fine | implies no further input / work required | 漢: 就好了; 就行了

trumpet; loudspeaker

a big mouth

bellmouth; flared

loudspeaker; horn, bugle, trumpet

tweeter (lit., "high tone loudspeaker")

OK; okay; can do; will do; will suffice; good enough; fine | implies no further input / work required | often used with 就, as in "就得㗎喇" | 漢: 好了; 行了 | also "得㗎嘞"

don't worry, everything is under control; okay; that will do; that's good enough; that will suffice [colloquial]

sound made when something passes through a hole perfectly

1. play the trumpet 2. (Canto only) finish an alcoholic drink in one gulp

It is often used for giving a reminder. Together with 就, they form the structure "就...㗎喇" which means “or else”.

This Cantonese final particle phrase may be somewhat generalized to correspond to the idioms "as a matter of fact" or "as a matter of course" in English.

On rarer occasions, it works as a simple reminder without 就.

suddenly; without reason | Similar to 無端端 | unprovoked, for no reason at all, | Mand.: 無緣無故地 | This term appears to be relatively new as it is not listed in many established Cantonese dictionaries | Also written as 無啦啦 or 無嗱嗱 and pronounced /mou4 naa1 naa1/

It'd surely be okay - connoting a sense of impatience, often used by second speaker after listening to an exhortation from first speaker

It's okay now - connoting a sense of changed condition, that sth is completed probably after making first attempt

got it; okay

morning glory flower (lit. trumpet flower)

bell-bottom pants / trousers

嘅喇 is a modal particle placed at the end of a statement to indicate assertion + relevance

a modal particle used at the end of a statement to indicate assertion; to affirm a statement as it's to be understood as a statement of fact [colloquial]

a bugle; small speakers such as a tweeter

lama, Tibetan Buddhism monk

daffodil

popular, selling like hot-cakes {Malaysia and Singapore usage}

Solandra guttata (chalice-vine)

La Salle College

trumpet; a swearing phrase

doomed; not good; uh-oh!

it's time to have dinner: "dinner time!"

forget about it