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	lâi.
To	come;	to come forth.
i būe	lâi.
He has not yet	come.
i m̄-káⁿ	lâi.
He dare not	come.
i àiⁿ	lâi.
He will	come.
i àiⁿ	lâi	a-bô?
Will he	come	or not?
nõ-saⁿ-nâng	lâi	liáu.
Two or three men have	come	already.
	lâi	liáu ũ nõ-saⁿ-nâng.
Have	come	already some two or three persons.
hó	lâi.
May	come.
	lâi	hó a-m̄-hó?
To	come	is it well or not?
hó	lâi	a-m̄-hó?
Is it well to	come	or not well?
ēng-úa	lâi	a-mién?
Is it necessary for me to	come	or not?
úa ēng	lâi	a-mién?
Do I need to	come	or not?
úa	lâi,	ēng a-mién?
For me to	come,	is it necessary or not?
hàm-i	lâi.
Tell him to	come.
tie̍h	lâi.
Must	come.
tõ mêⁿ-hng	lâi.
In the evening	come.
khie̍h tâng-pûaⁿ	lâi.
Bringing a brass tray he	comes,	[making a present].
khie̍h	lâi.
Take it and	come.
	lâi	mé-mé.
	Come	quickly.
tõ hṳ́-kò	lâi.
From thence	come.