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First Lessons in the Swatow Dialect.
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LESSON XLIV.
角 kak; horn; corner. 靂 leh, lêh; a clap. 敢 káⁿ; dare. 貯 tíu; khǹg; chɵ̄; put away. 孔 khang; khóng; a hole. 空 khong; khang; empty
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對 tùi; pair, opposite, by. 肥 pûi; fat, rich. 瘦 sán; sò; thin, lean. 殼 khak; shell; hollow.- 偕 kāi, kŭa; jointly. 灰 hu; embers, dust. |
1 i tùi suaⁿ kha keng kùe. | 1 He came by the foot of the hill. |
2 i sie kāng cîah. | 2 They eat together. |
3 cí koiⁿ chù sĭ i kŭa úa sie kāng kâi. ūaⁿ saⁿ. | 3 This house is his and mine together. Change clothes. |
4 lâ lɵ̂h khah pûi. | 4 There is too much fat in it. |
5 saⁿ kak: ngŏ kak. | 5 Triangular: pentangular. |
6 i kâi phīⁿ khang sòi. | 6 His nostril is small. |
7 khǹg khah kú cĭu àiⁿ chàu. | 7 If kept too long it will smell. |
8 i kŭa úa tâng cɵ̀. | 8 He acts conjointly with me. |
9 i kâi thâu khak thìaⁿ. | 9 His head aches. |
10 úa cɵ̀ káⁿ? khang khak. | 10 How dare I? Hollow. |
11 úa tīaⁿ tîeh m̄ káⁿ. | 11 I surely dare not. |
12 lʉ́ káⁿ, sĭ, bɵ̂ àiⁿ kāng úa tàⁿ! thâu khak úaⁿ. | 12 You dare, dare you, not to tell me! A skull. |
13 lʉ́ khǹg tɵ̆ tó lăi, mài kio nâng tàⁿ. | 13 Lay it up in your mind, and do not tell anybody. |
14 lʉ́ kio úa khǹg pàng kɵ̀. | 14 You keep it for me. |
15 khong cʉ́: mêng cʉ́. | 15 Confucius: Mencius. |
16 kŭa lʉ́ tùi mīn cɵ̆. | 16 Your vis-a-vis. |
17 gû kak sĭ khang khak kâi, a m̄ sĭ? sĭ. | 17 A cow’s horn is hollow, is it not? It is. |
18 sie cɵ̀ húe hu. | 18 Burn it to ashes. |
19 pûaⁿ úaⁿ mài leh leh kìe. | 19 Do not clatter the dishes. |
20 lʉ́ kâi mīn cɵ̀ nî ŏi hìeⁿ sán sò? tùi mīn. | 20 Why is your face so thin? Opposite. |
21 tùi cí kâi khang jîp khʉ̀. | 21 Go in through this hole. |
22 chɵ̄ pàng khak tói. | 22 Put it away in the shell. |
23 úa kāi lʉ́ cɵ̀ tùi thâu. | 23 I am your rival. |