How to Say “Come Here” in Hokkien
The phrase come here in Hokkien is 來遮.
The Hokkien word for egg is 卵. 卵 refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl, or the contents of such an egg used as food.
The English phrase ‘sneeze’ is translated into Chinese as 打喷嚏. The term 打喷嚏 is used as a verb meaning to expel air as a reflex.
The English phrase armpit is translated into Hokkien as 胳下空. The term refers to the cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
The English word ‘jackfruit’ is 婆羅蜜 / 婆罗蜜 in Hokkien. The term refers to the jackfruit fruit.
The phrase shang dynasty in Chinese is translated as 商朝. 商朝 refers to the name of the ancient dynasty that ruled parts of China during the Bronze Age.
乔吉 is the Chinese transliteration for the proper name Georgie. 乔吉 is used as a proper name for a person.
The Hokkien word for “handsome” is 緣投. This adjective is specifically used to describe an attractive man.