Ài khòaⁿ

Depends on; will have to see

Tâi-oân sī m sī ū hoat-tō· thoat-lī Tiong-kok hêng-sêng kīn-tāi ê bîn-cho̍k kok-ka chīu ài khòaⁿ chit nn̄g le̍k-liōng siáng khah kiông.

Whether Taiwan has the means to move away from China and become a modern nation state depends on which of these two forces is stronger.

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