1. "我嘅" (ngo ge)
- This is the most common and direct way to say "mine". It literally means "my" and is used for possession.
- Example: "呢個係我嘅書" (nei go hai ngo ge syu) - This is my book.
2. "我哋嘅" (ngo dei ge)
- This is used for possession when referring to something belonging to multiple people, including the speaker.
- Example: "呢個係我哋嘅屋企" (nei go hai ngo dei ge uk hei) - This is our house.
3. "屬於我" (syu loi ngo)
- This means "belonging to me" and is a more formal way to say "mine".
- Example: "呢個車屬於我" (nei go ce syu loi ngo) - This car belongs to me.
4. "係我嘅" (hai ngo ge)
- This is a more emphatic way to say "mine", emphasizing that something belongs to the speaker.
- Example: "呢個玩具係我嘅" (nei go wan gei hai ngo ge) - This toy is mine.
The specific choice of phrase depends on the context and the speaker's intention.