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==Explanation==
==Explanation==
*'''{{tx|ciah}}''': (v) to eat
*{{gs|ciah|食|to eat}}
*'''{{tx|par}}''': (adv) adequately, sufficiently
*{{gs|par|飽|(adv) adequately, sufficiently}}
*'''{{tx|ciaqpar}}''': satiated/full (does not [[tone sandhi]])
*'''{{tx|ciaqpar}}''': satiated/full (does not [[tone sandhi]])
**'''{{tx|[[Bøe (未)|bøe]]}}''' (or {{x2|be}}) means "not yet?" and is spoken [[low tone]]
**{{gs|[[bøe]]|未}} (or {{x2|be}}) means "not yet?" and is spoken [[low tone]]
**see [[grave accent]]
**see [[grave accent]]



Revision as of 22:55, 14 March 2017

Template:Ttsx (食飽未?) is a common Taiwanese greeting phrase. It means, "Have you eaten yet?"

Explanation

Variant

Lie ciaqpar`bøe? 🔊
"Have you eaten?"

Possible Responses

Goar ciaqpar`aq. 🔊 (我食飽矣)
I've eaten/I'm full.
Iawboe 🔊 / Afbøe 🔊
Not yet.
Paktor iaw. 🔊
Hungry.

Saying

  • Ciaqpar voa iaw 🔊 (食飽換枵)