Hokkien and English/Contrastive Grammar

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Ten Sentences

1. I chit-má bô teh tha̍k Gô-bûn--ah. He is no longer studying Russian.

2. Hit chhut tiān-iá góa jú lâi jú siu-beh khòa. More and more, I would like to see that movie.

3. Lí kám ē-tàng kā chit kóa Ing-pōng ōa-chò Bí-kim? Can you change these British pounds into American dollars?

4. Góa kin-á-jı̍t ê kong-khò í-keng ôan-sêng--ah. I’ve already finished today’s homework.

5. Gín-á ài àn sè-hàn khai-sí chiah ē-tàng ióng-sêng hó sı̍p-kòan. Successfully raising children with good habits must begin when they are young.

6. Góa jú lâi jú kah-ì lí ê pêng-iú. I like your friend more and more.

7. Ha̍k-seng chheh the̍h--leh. The students are holding their books.

8. Àm-tǹg chia̍h liáu, góa ū teh lim tê. I drink tea after dinner.

9. Chúi-chi-teng àn chhù-téng tiàu--leh. Crystal lights are hanging from the ceiling.

10. I tī chhia thâu-chêng khiā-leh. She is standing in front of the car.