Cantonese is a Yue Chinese language spoken widely in Hong Kong, Macau and Guangdong, and its number system is one of the first topics learners study. Zero is pronounced ling, written with the character for a single drop, and appears in counting, years, room numbers and phone numbers where each digit is read individually. Short isolated recordings like this spread through language learning videos, flashcards and soundboards, where students and creators collect the full zero to ten set to practise tones and build simple counting sequences.
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A short Cantonese voice clip saying the number zero, pronounced ling. Used in language learning videos, counting edits, and basic pronunciation lessons.
This is a clean, isolated recording of the number zero spoken in Cantonese, pronounced as ling with a rising tone. The delivery is short, clear and neutral, lasting less than half a second with no background music or effects. It captures the distinct sound of the digit as used in everyday counting, phone numbers and prices. Played on its own it feels instructional and precise, making the pronunciation easy to hear, repeat and recognise for learners who are building basic Cantonese number vocabulary from zero to ten.
