written-cantonese
written-cantonese is a Translation & localisation skill for AI agents, published by tzengyuxio in the skills repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates written-cantonese C (72/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.
Transform text into full written Cantonese (粵語書面語 / 廣東話書面化) — not Standard Written Chinese with Hong Kong vocabulary, but Cantonese all the way down: function words (係 / 唔 / 嘅 / 咗 / 佢 / 喺), Cantonese syntax (adverb-after-verb 行先 / 食多啲, post-verbal completives 食晒 / 行咗, direct-then-indirect double objects 畀錢你), dense sentence-final particles (喎 / 啦 / 㗎 / 咩 / 咯 / 啩 / 嘛 / 咧), and at Heavy intensity LIHKG / 連登 web register (巴打 / 絲打 / on9 / mk). Three intensity levels from light particle-and-pronoun swap to full LIHKG-style 連登體. Useful for creative writing, dialogue scripting, web-forum simulation, language education, and cultural appreciation. Triggers on "/written-cantonese", "改寫成粵語書面", "改寫成廣東話書面", "寫成粵語", "寫成連登體", "translate to written cantonese", "make it cantonese written", "粵語書面化", "廣東話書面化", "連登", "LIHKG", "周星馳粵語對白".
- Grade
- C
- Quality
- 72 / 100
- Safety
- Passed
- GitHub stars
- 43
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- Architecture
- 84 / 100
- Maturity
- Packaged: licensed, with a version or references
- Security scan
- No issues found
- License
- MIT
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