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Lesson XVII.
Turtle,
Hang-ku
魴𬺞
Oysters,
Ô
Cockles,
Ham
Dried salt fish,
Hṳ̂-kuaⁿ, hṳ̂-póu
魚干 魚脯
Salt fish,
Kiâm-hṳ̂
鹹魚
Dried prawns,
Hê-bí
蝦米
Dried cuttle-fish,
Jiû-hṳ̂
魷魚
Fish-roe,
Hṳ̂-chí, hṳ̂-tshun
魚只 魚蛋
Preserved fish,
Hṳ̂-kôi
魚鮭
Classifier of fish,
Búe
巿今早無魚
Chhĩ mêng-khí bô-hṳ̂
There are no fish this morning in the market.
有壹尾我出壹百錢賣魚個人還了不好賣我
Ũ chék-búe uá tshut chék-peh-chî, bōi-hṳ̂--kâi-nâng huân-lióu m̃-hàuⁿ bōi uá
There is one, which I offered a hundred cash for yet the fisherman wouldn't sell it to me.
壹尾紅鰽要弍百錢
Chék-búe âng-tsô àiⁿ nõⁿ-peh-chîⁿ
Two hundred cash for a red-fish.
鯧魚上減壹尾要百伍錢
Chhieⁿ-hṳ̂ siãng-kiám chék-búe àiⁿ peh-ngõu-chîⁿ
At least one hundred and fifty cash for a flounder.
馬鮫若是壹尾無三百錢免用出
Bé-ka nãⁿ-sĩ chék-búe bô saⁿ-peh-chîⁿ, mín-ēng tshut
As for mackeral you needn't offer for it, unless you are prepared to give three hundred cash for it.
我買零些木斗共零些蝦
Uá bói lân-ló bák-táu, kah tshoh-hê
I bought some cuttle-fish, and some shrimps.