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Cantonese writing uses Chinese characters similar to Mandarin, but with some differences in vocabulary and grammar. It can also be written using Yale Romanization or Jyutping for pronunciation. Traditional Chinese characters are commonly used in Hong Kong and Macau, while simplified characters are more prevalent in Mainland China.

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