"Extra, Extra, Read All About It" 何解??

You usually hear this line in some older english movies. Usually, there is a newspaper boy waving a copy of the newspaper, saying "Extra, extra, read all about it."

Extra here means "特刊", an extra section that the newspaper prints out because of a sudden and important event or development.

Basically, the newspaper boy is anouncing there is some major news breaking out. By saying it out loud, he wants the people on the street to come and buy more newspaper from him.

Hope it helps.

等等等等, 讀/睇曬佢!

2007-01-13 00:27:03 補充：
i think you ve type a wrong wordnot extra... you wanna say etc?? = et cetera...the meaning is "and others"et cetera this word i think you pronunce wrongly to extra

2007-01-13 00:29:13 補充：
if u really wanna to ask Extra, Extra, Read All About ItIt will means more and more, read all about it = 仲有好多,好多 讀/睇曬佢 related to the topic 既野