(Of two people) matched well, paired well
Góa kā i chin matchi.
I get along well with her/him.
The opposite would be:
Góa kā i bô hó / Góa kā i bô tú-hó.
I (just) don’t get along with him.
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These are just Taiwanese words, phrases, proverbs, idioms, cartoons, and other materials that I find interesting, some of which may not appear in any Taiwanese-English or English-Taiwanese dictionaries. If you have any suggestions or corrections, please email me at 'carstairs underscore barclay at yahoo dot com dot tw.' Example sentences do not necessarily reflect the views of the author or his employer.
