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| how are
you? |
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nee-how-ma? |
| I am
fine |
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waw-hun-how |
| good
night |
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wahn-ahn |
| thank
you |
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se-se-nee |
| what's
your name? |
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nee-jow-sum-muh-ming? |
| my name
is John |
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waw-duh-ming-juh-suh-yweh-han |
| where do
you live? |
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nee-jew-jai-nah-nee? |
| I live
in America |
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waw-jew-jai-may-gwaw |
| Where
are you going? |
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nee-chi-nah-nee? |
| I am
going to work |
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waw-chi-gung-jaw |
| What do
you like? |
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nee-si-hwan-sum-muh? |
| I like
money |
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waw-si-hwan-chan |
| Are you
married? |
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nee-suh-jeh-hwun-ma? |
| no I'm
single |
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waw-hi-may-yo |
| go eat
lunch |
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chu-woo-fahn |
| one
apple |
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yi-gur-ping-gwaw |
| Chinatown |
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tahng-run-jeh |
| chopsticks |
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qweye-juh |
| dog |
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go |
| Chinese
restaurant |
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jung- gwaw- chahn-gwan |
| I am an
American |
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waw-suh-may-gwaw-run |
| please
help me |
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ching-nee-bahng-waw |
| very
very tasty |
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hun-how-chu |
| good-bye |
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jai-jen |
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