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 mouse—lah‿OH shoo‿OO

mule—LOO-AW-dz

pig—JOO

rabbit—TOO!-dz

sheep—MEE-EHN YAHNG

snake—SHUH

flies—TSAHNG ying

fleas or lice—SHER-dz

mosquitoes—WUHN-dz

spider—JER JOO

bedbugs—''CHOH! choong''

baker—''MAI! bee‿EENG-deh''

barber—lee‿EE jah‿AH JEE!ahng

blacksmith—tee‿EH JEE!ahng

butcher—''MAI! ROH!-deh''

cook—CHOO-dz

doctor—YEE SHUHNG

farmer—NOONG foo

laundry man—s‿y‿EE EE dee REHN

policemen—jee‿EENG CHAH

shoemaker—PEE JEE!ahng

tailor—TSAI fuhng

first—''DEE! EE''

second—''DEE! AHR!''

(that is, use DEE! and then say the number)

belt—YAH-OO DAI!

boots—S‿YÜ-EH-dz

coat—''SHAHNG! EE''

hat—MAH!oo-dz

shirt—''TSUHN! EE''

shoes—S‿YEH

socks—WAH!-dz

sweater— [sic]MAH-OH EE

trousers—KOO!-dz

good—hah‿OH

bad—HWAI!

big—DAH!

small—s‿yah‿OO 61