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	nâng.
A	man.
Tiê-chiu	nâng.
A Tie-chiu	man.
pńg-tī	nâng.
A native,	man.
chhong-mêng kâi	nâng.
A clear-minded	man.
	nâng	chhong-mêng.
The	man	is clear-minded.
ũ	nâng	ji̍p--lâi.
There was a	man	came in.
ji̍p lâi ũ	nâng.
Coming in there was a	man.
ũ	nâng	lâi, ũ-nâng-khṳ̀.
There are	men	coming and men going.
ho̍k-ũ	nâng	lâi bói-mue̍h.
If there should be a	man	coming to buy things.
phîn-khiông	nâng	tõ-gūa khṳt-chia̍h.
A poor	man	is outside begging.
uá thóiⁿ-bô	nâng	tõ.
I saw no	man	there.
kòu	nâng	lâi-taⁿ hêng-lí.
hired a	man	to come and carry his luggage.
i	nâng	m̄-hiáu-lí.
That	man	does not understand reason.
chí-kò kâi	nâng	m̄-chai kui-kṳ́.
This place’s	people	don’t know custom, i.e. good manners.
so̍k-khoi hièⁿ-pôiⁿ kâi	nâng.
Belonging to the other side of the river’s	people.
kiau	nâng	pêⁿ-pêⁿ-iēⁿ.
As compared with	people	all the same, i.e. like other people, or, like a human being.
tõ kak	nâng	ka-kī chú-ì.
For each	man	himself to decide.
chhēng-tn̂g-saⁿ kâi	nâng	tie̍h-sái-chîⁿ, chōi-kùe pa̍t-nâng.
The wearing long gown’s	people	must pay more than other people.