Mén-tûng-ngî

Mén-tûng-ngî (Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄) he thûng-yung chhai-yî Fuk-kian-sén tûng-phu yèn-hói ke yit-chúng Hon-ngî-chhu̍k Mén-ngî ke yit chúng. Sṳ́-yung Mén-tûng-ngî ke ngìn chú-yeu chhai Fuk-kian tûng-phu ke Fuk-chû thi-khî, pâu-hàm Thòi-vân ke Mâ-chú, lâu Nèn-tet thi-khî, Sṳ́-yung-chá chiông liá-ke ngî-ngièn chhṳ̂n-cho Phiàng-fa, yi-sṳ he "phìn-sòng sên-fa̍t chûng só sṳ́-yung ke ngî-ngièn ". Tûng-nàm-â ke Yin-nì, Vùn-lòi, Mâ-lòi-sî-â ke Tûng-mâ (Sarawak ke Sibu yû "Sîn Fuk-chû" chṳ̂ chhṳ̂n-fû, thûng-yung Mén-tûng-ngî) khi̍p Sî-mâ Perak ke Sitiawan (yû "Séu Fuk-chû" chṳ̂ chhṳ̂n-fû, lâu Sîn-kâ-phô ya-yû Mén-tûng yì-mìn kóng Mên-tûng-ngî; khiun-ngièn lòi, Mî-koet sṳ́-yung Fuk-chû-fa ke Mén-tûng yì-mìn put-thon chen-kâ. Chúng sṳ́-yung-tsá ngìn-su kû-kie tshêu-ko yit-tshiên van.

 Vùn-sṳ̀ 
 Mén-tûng-ngî Phiàng-fa-sṳ Mén-tûng-ngî Hon-sṳ  Yîn-vùn Báe̤k-hŭng gâe̤ng Nĭk-tàu    The North Wind and the Sun  Ô sŏ̤h huòi, Báe̤k-hŭng gâe̤ng Nĭk-tàu duŏh hī dó̤i căng, káng diê-nè̤ng buōng-sê̤ṳ duâi.    Once upon a time, the North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was stronger.   Căng lì căng kó̤ mò̤ suŏ iàng.    They disputed on and on without reaching a conclusion.   Ciā sèng-hâiu, duô lā̤ ô sŏ̤h ciéh nè̤ng giàng lā̤, sĭng lā̤ sê̤ṳng duŏh sŏ̤h iông gâu-gâu gì duâi-ĭ.    Just at that moment, there was a man walking along the road, wearing a very heavy coat.  Ĭ lâng ciéh gōng hō̤, diê-nè̤ng ô buōng-sê̤ṳ sĕng gáe̤ cī ciéh nè̤ng gâe̤ng duâi-ĭ táung lâi gó̤, cêu sáung diê-nè̤ng buōng-sê̤ṳ duâi.    The two agreed that who first make this man take his coat off should be considered stronger.   Dăng nĭ, Báe̤k-hŭng cêu sāi lĭk sī-miâng dék chuŏi, bók-guó ĭ muōng chuŏi dék lê-hâi, cī ciéh lā̤ giàng-duô gì nè̤ng cêu ciŏng hī iông duâi-ĭ muōng bău muōng gīng gó̤.    Then, the North Wind exerted all his strength to blow, but the harder he blew, the tighter that walking man wrapped his coat.   Gáu muōi-hâiu, Báe̤k-hŭng mò̤ bâing-huák, cêu cūng-kuāng láe̤k gó̤.    At last, the North Wind was at his wits' end, so he gave up.   Guó nék-òng, Nĭk-tàu chók lì.    After a while, the Sun came out.   Iĕk-pĕ̤-pĕ̤ sāi sāi lĭk sŏ̤h puŏh, hī ciéh lā̤ giàng-duô gì nè̤ng ché̤ṳk-káik cêu ciŏng hī iông duâi-ĭ táung lŏ̤h lì.    He shined out forcibly with a sweltering heat, and immediately that walking man took off his coat.   Cī-hâ Báe̤k-hŭng cêu nâ diông sìng-nêng, lâng gá nè̤ng diē-sié, gó sê Nĭk-tàu gì buōng-sê̤ṳ duâi.    And so the North Wind had no choice but to confess that the Sun was stronger of the two. 

 Tshâm-siòng 
 Kau-fi Lò-mâ-sṳ

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