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90 ; 足或不足
 * Lã a m̄-lã?
 * Have you enough?


 * 我想足也
 * Uá siẽⁿ lã--a
 * I think there are enough.


 * 好也. 若是足就免用買
 * Hó--nōⁿ, nāⁿ-sĩ lã chiũ mín-ēng bói
 * All right, if you have enough you needn't buy any.


 * 雞卵買三十粒
 * Koi-nñg bói saⁿ-tsáp liáp
 * Buy thirty fowl's eggs.


 * 十陸粒烙半生熟
 * Tsáp-lák liáp luah pùaⁿ-chheⁿ sék
 * Half-fry sixteen of them.


 * 存十四粒做粿
 * Tshûn tsáp-sì liáp tsò-kúe
 * The remaining fourteen make them into cakes.


 * 着選鮮個
 * Tiéh suán chhiⁿ--kâi
 * You must choose fresh ones.


 * 就是如此
 * Chiũ-sĩ chièⁿ-seⁿ
 * That's all.


 * 飯勿烳過糜
 * Pn̄g màiⁿ-pû khah-mîⁿ
 * Don't boil the rice totoo [sic] soft.


 * 膠離勿煮過辣
 * Ka-lî màiⁿ-tsṳ́ khah-hiam
 * Don't make the curry too hot.


 * 食飯無鹹酸食不落
 * Chiáh-pn̄g bô kiâm-sng chiáh m̄-lóh
 * To take rice without relish it cannot be eaten.


 * 伊請人滿席在
 * I chhiáⁿ-nâng phâng-phài tsãi
 * He invited people to lots of dishes.


 * 伊個鹹酸多樣在. 食不盡
 * I kâi kiâm-sng tsōi-iēⁿ tsāi, chiáh m̄-lióu
 * His relishes were of many kinds, we could'nt eat them all.


 * 人人食到飽
 * Nâng-nâng chiáh-kàu-pá
 * Every body ate until they had enough.


 * 伊個伙頭會在
 * I kâi húe-thâu õi-tsãi
 * His cook is very clever.


 * 每樣伊煮來好在
 * Iēⁿ-Iēⁿ i tsṳ́-lâi hó-tsãi
 * Every thing he made was very nice indeed.


 * 起初就食雞子湯. 與麪包焙個
 * Thâu-tshái chiũ chiáh koi-kiáⁿ-thng, kah mīⁿ-pau pūe--kâi
 * First of all, we had chicken soup and toasted bread.


 * 後羊肉烙. 與荷蘭薯
 * Lióu iêⁿ-bah luah, kah hô-lan-tsṳ̂
 * Then mutton-chop and potatoes.