Bîn-kan
Tâi-ôan kap Bí-kok hun-hióng chhin-bi̍t ê bîn-kan koan-hē.
Taiwan and the United States enjoy a close relationship between their two peoples.
Bîn-kan
Tâi-ôan kap Bí-kok hun-hióng chhin-bi̍t ê bîn-kan koan-hē.
Taiwan and the United States enjoy a close relationship between their two peoples.
Bat tāi-chì
(“know stuff”)
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Góa chū bat tāi-chì kàu taⁿ, iáu m̄ bat kìⁿ kòe chit-khóan tāi-chì.
From the time I can remember until now, I’ve never seen such a thing.
Bō∙-e̍k8 tông-phōaⁿ, bō∙-e̍k8 tâng-phōaⁿ
[Often pronounced mō∙-e̍k8 nowadays]
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Tiong-kok sī Tâi-oân ê tē-it tōa bō∙-e̍k8 tông-phōaⁿ.
China is Taiwan’s largest trading partner.
Bē-sái bô tōa bô sè
[It won't do to "have no big and no small".]
Categories: B · Relationships
Bô hî hê mā hó
[Literally: "If there's no fish, then shrimp will do."]
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Chòe lí kóng, hôaiⁿ-ti̍t bô hî hê mā hó, án-chóaⁿ siá sī góa ê tāi-chì.
Categories: B · Figures of speech
Beh kâng-á beh kâng
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Siang-seⁿ-á-kíaⁿ ê bīn-hêng lóng beh kâng-á beh kâng.
Twins’ faces are almost exactly alike.
Bê-su
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Sīu Hàn-bûn kàu-io̍k8 ê it-poaⁿ tì-sek-hūn-chú in-ūi Hàn-jî ê bê-su soah bô-hoat-tō· chiap-sīu Tâi-gí Lô-má-jī.
Most intellectuals who received a Mandarin education cannot accept Taiwanese Romanization due to the myth of the Chinese character.
Categories: B
Hó bán ê koé-chí, lóng í-keng bán liaú ah.
[Hó bán ê koé-chí literally means "fruit that is easy to pick"]