請大力一息仔。
qiang2 tai3 lid8 id4 xid8 e2.
A bit harder please
Usage
Asks for a bit more pressure
Grammar Note
一息仔 means "a little". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
莫恁大力。
mog8 an2 tai3 lid8.
A little less pressure please
Usage
Asks for less pressure when it is too strong
Grammar Note
No verified word for "lightly" was found, so this is phrased as "not so hard". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
這位當痠。
ia2 vi3 dong1 son1.
This spot is very sore / tight
Usage
Points out a sore or tight spot
Grammar Note
痠 is the ache of tired muscles. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
痛,請停。
tung3, qiang2 tin5.
It hurts, please stop
Usage
Asks to stop when it hurts
Grammar Note
停 also has tin1 (to sway); the "stop" sense is tin5. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
全身當痠。
qion5 siin1 dong1 son1.
My whole body is sore
Usage
Says your whole body aches
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words.
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