Remote Work

15 phrases · Taiwanese (Min Nan) with romanization, English and audio

  1. 這間咖啡店有無Wi-Fi?

    Tsit-king ka-pi-tiàm ū-bô Wi-Fi?

    Does this café have Wi-Fi?

    Usage

    Used to ask about Wi-Fi availability at a café or restaurant.

    Grammar Note

    "ū-bô" is a yes/no question marker meaning "is there or not".

  2. Wi-Fi的密碼是啥物?

    Wi-Fi ê bi̍t-bé sī siánn-mih?

    What is the Wi-Fi password?

    Usage

    Used to ask for the Wi-Fi password.

    Grammar Note

    "siánn-mih" is the Min Nan interrogative word for "what".

  3. 我需要一个安靜的所在做工課。

    Guá su-iàu tsi̍t-ê an-tsīng ê sóo-tsāi tsò khang-khuè.

    I need a quiet place to work.

    Usage

    Used when looking for a quiet workspace.

    Grammar Note

    "khang-khuè" means work or task in Min Nan.

  4. 這附近有無共同工作空間?

    Tsit hù-kīn ū-bô kiōng-tông kang-tsok khong-kan?

    Is there a coworking space nearby?

    Usage

    Used when looking for a coworking space.

    Grammar Note

    "kiōng-tông kang-tsok khong-kan" is the Min Nan term for coworking space. Note that everyday "work" is 工課 khang-khuè.

  5. 我欲印幾份文件。

    Guá beh ìn kuí-hūn bûn-kiānn.

    I would like to print some documents.

    Usage

    Used to request printing services at a hotel or convenience store.

    Grammar Note

    "beh" is the Min Nan auxiliary verb expressing intention or desire.

  6. 這个插座會當使用無?

    Tsit-ê tshah-tsō ē-tàng sú-iōng bô?

    Can I use this power outlet?

    Usage

    Used to ask permission to use a power outlet.

    Grammar Note

    "ē-tàng" expresses possibility or permission in Min Nan.

  7. 你有無印表機通用?

    Lí ū-bô ìn-piáu-ki thang-iōng?

    Do you have a printer available?

    Usage

    Used to inquire about printer availability.

    Grammar Note

    "thang-iōng" means available for use in Min Nan.

  8. 我需要接視訊會議。

    Guá su-iàu tsiap sī-sìn huē-gī.

    I need to join a video conference.

    Usage

    Used when you need a space for a video conference.

    Grammar Note

    "sī-sìn huē-gī" is the Min Nan term for video conference.

  9. 遮的網路速度真緊。

    Tsia ê bāng-lōo sok-tōo tsin kín.

    The internet speed here is very fast.

    Usage

    Used when commenting on internet speed.

    Grammar Note

    "tsin" is an adverb meaning "very" in Min Nan.

  10. 請問有提供掃描的服務無?

    Tshiánn-mn̄g ū thê-kiong sàu-biô ê ho̍k-bū bô?

    Do you provide scanning services?

    Usage

    Used to ask about scanning services at a hotel or business center.

    Grammar Note

    "tshiánn-mn̄g" is a polite phrase used to begin a question.

  11. 我欲訂一間會議室。

    Guá beh tīng tsi̍t-king huē-gī-sik.

    I would like to reserve a meeting room.

    Usage

    Used when booking a meeting room at a hotel or coworking space.

    Grammar Note

    "beh" expresses the speaker's intention or desire in Min Nan.

  12. 網路斷去矣,請共我看覓。

    Bāng-lōo tn̄g-khì--ah, tshiánn kā guá khuànn-māi.

    The internet is down. Could you please check it?

    Usage

    Used when reporting an internet connectivity problem.

    Grammar Note

    "khuànn-māi" is a casual expression meaning "take a look" or "check on it".

  13. 我是遠端工作者。

    Guá sī uán-tuann kang-tsok-tsiá.

    I am a remote worker.

    Usage

    Used when introducing yourself or explaining your work situation.

    Grammar Note

    "kang-tsok-tsiá" is the literary Min Nan reading of 工作者. The everyday word for work is 工課 khang-khuè.

  14. 請問有無提供充電服務?

    Tshiánn-mn̄g ū-bô thê-kiong tshiong-tiān ho̍k-bū?

    Do you offer charging services?

    Usage

    Used to ask whether charging services are available.

    Grammar Note

    "ū-bô" is used to form yes/no questions in Min Nan.

  15. 我欲寄一封電子郵件。

    Guá beh kià tsi̍t-hong tiān-tsí iû-kiānn.

    I would like to send an email.

    Usage

    Used when you need internet access to send an email.

    Grammar Note

    "tsi̍t-hong" is the Min Nan classifier for letters and emails.

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