SECTION: THING / SOMETHING

English:	Thing
Chinese:	dohng-see

English:	You are nothing (can be said as an insult)
Chinese:	nee boo shih dohng-see
Literally:	you not are thing

English:	To shop
Chinese:	mie dohng-see
Literally:	to buy things

English:	I would like to go shop
Chinese:	woh see-ahng mie dohng-see
Literally:	I would like to buy things

English:	Something
Chinese:	ee-dee-en dohng-see
Literally:	little thing

English:	I would like to eat something
Chinese:	woh see-ahng chih ee-dee-en dohng-see
Literally:	I would like to eat something

English:	I would like to buy something
Chinese:	woh see-ahng mie ee-dee-en dohng-see
Literally:	I would like to buy something

SECTION: TO GO

English:	To go
Chinese:	tchoo

English:	I'm going
Chinese:	woh tchoo
Literally:	(same)

English:	He's not going
Chinese:	tah boo tchoo
Literally:	he not going

English:	Are we going?
Chinese:	woh-men tchoo mah
Literally:	we going +?

English:	Are you going?
Chinese:	nee tchoo mah
Literally:	you going +?

English:	What are you going there to do?
Chinese:	nee tchoo nar dzoh shun-muh
Literally:	you go there do what?

English:	I would like to go
Chinese:	woh see-ahng tchoo
Literally:	(same)

English:	Would you like to go?
Chinese:	nee see-ahng tchoo mah
Literally:	you would like to go +?

English:	Let's go eat, okay?
Chinese:	woh-men tchoo chih fahn, hau mah
Literally:	we go eat rice, good +?

English:	Beijing
Chinese:	bay-jeeng

English:	I'm going to Beijing
Chinese:	woh tchoo bay-jeeng
Literally:	I go Beijing

English:	I would like to go to Beijing
Chinese:	woh see-ahng tchoo bay-jeeng
Literally:	I would like to go Beijing