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| Let Armenian Street teaches you speak Hokkien |
今天逛乔治市时发现了一个有趣的东西。在本头公巷那里，看到了几个写着福建语的框框。不会福建话的朋友，可以把这几个基本的福建话学起来哦~
Today, when I was wondering around Georgetown, I found an interesting thing. At Armenian Street, there are some talk bubbles with the Hokkien language inside it. If you are not familiar with Hokkien, you can try to learn these simple Hokkien words which are commonly used.
多少钱？
How much?
好吃
Delicious
肚子饿
Hungry
哪里？
Where?
口渴
Thirsty
吃饱了吗？
Have you eat?
这个我就不清楚了（我不是槟城人）。。哈哈。。
I am not sure about this (I am not a Penangite) but it is written there it means dreaming.
还有两句是写在这个钢铁艺术那里的。上面的是“你要去哪里？”，下面的是“不知道”。
Another two is written at the iron art there. The upper one means 'Where are you going?' and the lower one means 'Don't know'.
这些福建语都被写在这间紫色建筑物旁的沟渠上。到了本头共巷，你很容易就会发现到这间紫色建筑物的。
The Hokkien language are written on the drain beside this purple building. Once you reach Armenian Street, you can easily spot this purple building.
这些就是被写在沟渠上的福建语。
These are the Hokkien language written on the drain.
