Tâi-oân Chè-chō

Onigiri

October 26, 2009 · Leave a Comment

(Saⁿ-kak-hêng) ê nó·-lī-pn̄g7

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Non-farming sector

October 25, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Hui-lông-gia̍p8 pō·-mn̂g / pō·-bûn

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Take an unnecessary step

October 24, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Thǹg khò· pàng phùi

Literally: Take off your pants to fart

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Which is more accurate

October 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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Copyright 2009 Tân Gī-jîn. Used with author’s permission.

Cartoons do not reflect the views of the blogger or his employer.

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Má Eng-kiú sī sîn.

Má Eng-kiú sī mô·.

A-Píⁿ-á tham-u.

Ôan-chôan sī chèng-tī pek-hāi.

Ūi sím-mi̍h lí góa ê khòaⁿ-hoat it-ti̍t giâm-tiōng tùi-li̍p?

Bô hoat-tō·͘. Chi̍t pêng ài khòaⁿ Tâi-ôan-kok ê mûi-thé, chi̍t pêng ài khòaⁿ Tiong-kok mûi-thé…siáⁿ lâng chai-iáⁿ tó chi̍t pêng ê mûi-thé só· kóng khah chèng-khak?

Chì-chió chai-iáⁿ tó chi̍t kok choan-bûn chhut o·-sim-hòe pah?

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Ma Eng-jeou is a god.

Ma Eng-jeou is a demon.

Chen Shui-pian is corrupt.

It’s all political persecution.

We are our respective viewpoints always so opposing?

There’s no way around this. One side prefers to view Taiwanese media, and the other side likes to watch Chinese media…who knows which side’s media is more accurate?

At least we know which country specializes in making dangerous pirated products, right?

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Famous

October 22, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Ti-miâ-tō͘· chin kôan

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Brain drain

October 21, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Jîn-châi gōa-liû

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My old lady

October 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Gún tau hit-ê chú-pn̄g7 — ê

Literally: the one that makes the food at my house

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Fascist

October 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Hoat-se-su

Mûi-thé bô liáu-kái hiān-tāi khióng-pò·-chú-gī ê Hoat-se-su pún-chit.

The media don’t understand the fascist character of modern terrorism.

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Sacrificial lamb, scapegoat

October 18, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Thè-sí-kúi / thòe-sí-kúi

Literally: “ghost who dies in place of (someone or something).”

Related entry here.

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Wolf in sheep’s clothing

October 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Moa iûⁿ-á-phôe ê iá-lông

Literally: A wild wolf with a sheepskin over its shoulders

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