粵

奀ngan1得dak1滯zai6

simp奀得滞
ngan1 dak1 zai6ēn de zhì

English

  1. that's a bit too little (a phrase used to imply that one is looking for a bit more when haggling) [colloquial]
  2. used in arguing over money or bargaining, "can't you pay a little more?", "can't you give a little more?"

粵語 — Cantonese

  1. 講價時叫人俾多啲嘅時候講

Examples

  • 個半一個橙,阿姐係唔係奀得滯?

    one and a half dollar for an orange, aren't you being too much of a cheapskate?

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

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