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LESSON XXV (CONTINUED).
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uá eng-kai phah i.
I need to strike him.
pit-su-tie̍h phah i.
It is necessary to strike him.
Subjunctive Mood.
úa a sĩ phah i.
I, if I strike him, or struck him.
úa nāⁿ-sĩ phah i.
If I should strike him.
úa jia̍k-sĩ phah i.
If I struck him.
khó-pí úa phah i.
Supposing that I struck him, or should strike him.
chò uá phah i.
If it were so that I struck him, or if it had been I that had struck him.
siet-sái úa phah i
Suppose that I struck him.
khó-pí chò-úa phah i.
Suppose for example that I had struck him, or should strike him.
Imperative Mood.
phah!
Strike!
tie̍h phah!
Strike! (emphatic).
màiⁿ phah!
Don’t strike!
m̄-hó phah!
Don’t strike!
lṳ́ méⁿ-méⁿ phah i!
Strike him quickly!
lṳ́ khṳ̀ phah i.
You go and strike him.
Infinitive Mood.
lṳ́ chò-káⁿ phah i.
How dare you to strike him.
i chuan-lâi phah úa.
He came on purpose to strike me.
lṳ́ khá-káⁿ phah i a-m̄-káⁿ?
Dare you to strike him or not?