indicating that sth is obvious, sounding like 'of course' but usually with an impatient tone

used as an interrogative in a yes-or-no question, sounding like 'do you?', 'are you?', 'would you?', etc | [國] 嗎

(adjective) So so (only in reduplication, "嘛嘛")

why on earth?; whatever for? | Cant: 做乜嘢; 做乜嘢鬼

(Mand. coll.) what's up? wassup? how's it going?

totally; completely; all | Also written as '幹嗎' but read this essay on the difference betw. '幹嗎' and '幹嘛': [resources.emb.gov.hk]

唔係呀嗎

surely it can't be! / it can't be true, can it? / are you kidding me? / you must be joking!

(modal particle) (indicator of limit at the end of a sentence when making a point) only; that's all; nothing much. | e.g. 佢當然唔識揸車；佢係十四之嘛。Of course he doesn't know how to drive a car; he's only fourteen. | Mand.: 罷了

(modal particle) Used at the end of a sentence, usually to show the unimportance of the thing you talked about; "that's all"

very black; pitch black

variant of 黑麻麻

isn't it; okay; right - a final particle often used to explain something (mostly) readily understood or (occasionally) not already known

isn't it; okay; right

lama, Tibetan Buddhism monk

doing well?

seriously?; no way, you got to be kidding!; no way, are you serious? [colloquial]

final particle for making an assertion [colloquial]