Following Pinyin syllable sets compared here is a table of syllables of the Cantonese language written in Romanisation Jyutping.

There are two sources: Research Centre for Humanities Computing of the Research Institute for the Humanities (RIH), Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong - 粵音節表 (Table of Cantonese Syllables) and the Unihan table.

Unihan has two syllables in field kCantonese which finals are not listed in the table from the Centre for Humanities Computing: loei (for 唳, 捩) and om (for 媕). The table beneath thus extends the final set by -oei and -om. Syllables found in the Unihan database are emphasised (italic), syllables from the table of the Centre for Humanities Computing marked with a ¹.