Is Cantonese spoken in Hong Kong? What language do Hong Kong people generally speak? Thank you, I know. Give me a hand.

What is spoken to Hong Kong people is called Cantonese, which is also called Cantonese or vernacular.

Cantonese = Cantonese = Vernacular = Guangdong

In Hong Kong, English is the official language and Chinese is the official language.

But in social communication and daily life, Hong Kong people usually speak Cantonese. Strictly speaking, there are several kinds of Cantonese, at least there are Hakka dialect and Chaoshan dialect in eastern Guangdong, and Cantonese in Hong Kong population should belong to Guangzhou dialect accurately.

Hong Kong people think Cantonese is very expressive, and many things in life can only be described most vividly in Cantonese. It is conceivable that there are many dialects in China, and everyone thinks that the language of his hometown is the most expressive. Cantonese is rich in vocabulary. Like Hakka dialect, it retains a lot of ancient Chinese phonology. In recent years, the mantra of some characters in Hong Kong TV movies is often popular in the society, adding many new life languages (including some vulgar words) to the citizens from time to time; In addition, Hong Kong has been influenced by western culture for a long time, and some English transliteration has penetrated into our lives, gradually forming the language characteristics of Hong Kong Cantonese.