Cantonese do not use jyutping per se. Let me qualify that statement. Pinyin is taught in school alongside Mandarin in China [1]. Heck, when I learnt Mandarin a

Cantonese do not use jyutping per se. Let me qualify that statement. Pinyin is taught in school alongside Mandarin in China [1]. Heck, when I learnt Mandarin as a kid in HK, pinyin was also used Jyutping was certainly not taught in school, wasn't the case when I was a kid, and didn't seem to be the case when I worked in Hong Kong for a few years and hung out with kid cousins who's got school work. Pinyin is the romanization of Mandarin. Jyutping is a romanization of Cantonese, one that's not adopted uniformly and consistently. [1] https://www.quora.com/Is-Pinyin-taught-in-China-or-is-it-just-a-transliteration-used-for-foreigners-Similarly-is-Zhuyin-taught-in-Taiwan?share=1 https://www.quora.com/Is-Pinyin-taught-in-China-or-is-it-jus...