粵

發faat3雞gai1盲maang4

simp发鸡盲
faat3 gai1 maang4fā jī máng

English

  1. (verb) to have night blindness; (slang) to describe someone who has failed to see or notice something, often used as a way of scolding others with a similar meaning to "are you blind or something?"
  2. "look where you are going!"
  3. to fail to notice or to find something which is obvious; to not see something; to be blind to something

粵語 — Cantonese

  1. 鬧人睇唔到啲好明顯嘅嘢

Examples

  • 撞乜嘢呀撞,發雞盲㗎你?

    You just bumped into me!Are you blind or something?

  • 咁大個電話喺枱面你都見唔到,你發雞盲呀。

    The phone on the table is so big that it's hard to miss. Are you blind?

Sources: cc-canto, rime-cantonese, words.hk

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