What Taiwanese do you need at a temple in Taiwan?

The whole conversation: At the temple

Temple volunteers are often older and speak Taiwanese first. They are happy to show you what to do.

1. You hear
   你欲拜拜無？ Lí beh pài-pài bô? Would you like to pray?

   In Taiwanese 拜拜 means praying at a temple. Bye-bye is spelt 掰掰.

2. You hear
   香愛按呢插。 Hiunn ài án-ne tshah. Put the incense in like this.
3. You say
   按呢喔？ Án-ne ooh? Like this?
4. You hear
   這是媽祖。 Tse sī Má-tsóo. This is Mazu.

   Mazu protects fishermen and travellers, and she is the most popular goddess in Taiwan.

5. You say
   會使翕相無？ Ē-sái hip-siōng bô? Can I take photos?
6. You hear
   內底袂使翕相。 Lāi-té bē-sái hip-siōng. No photos inside.
7. You say
   真媠！ Tsin suí! So beautiful!
8. You say
   真有意思。 Tsin ū ì-sù. Really interesting.
9. You hear
   免錢的。 Bián-tsînn--ê. It's free.
10. You hear
    平安！ Pîng-an! Stay safe!