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minutely; young; duty minutely; young; duty; responsibility |
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Etymology
From English N, an initialism of non-civil service contracts + 仔 (zai2, “diminutive suffix”).
Pronunciation
Noun
N仔
- (Hong Kong, slang) a government employee (who is not a civil servant) employed on a regular contractual basis
2015 August 15, Initium Media, 香港公務員囧途之N仔憤怒了 (The Troubled Journey of Hong Kong Civil Servants: Fury of the Contract Guys):
所謂「N仔」，就是合約制非公務員。這是香港政府自1999年開始推行的聘用政策。
所谓「N仔」，就是合约制非公务员。这是香港政府自1999年开始推行的聘用政策。 - so2 wai6 “en1 zai2”, zau6 si6 hap6 joek3 zai3 fei1 gung1 mou6 jyun4. ze2 si6 hoeng1 gong2 zing3 fu2 zi6 1999 nin4 hoi1 ci2 teoi1 hang4 dik1 ping3 jung6 zing3 caak3.
- "N guys" stands for "non-civil service contract". It is an employment policy of the Hong Kong Government since 1999.