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| Relative | Ts'een ts'eet.[1] |
| Reply, to | Fooee yim. |
| Rest, to | T'eu hah. |
| Rice | Me. |
| Ride on horseback | K'ey mah. |
| Right | Ch'ok; (no mistake ergo right) mow ts'oh. |
| Right hand | Yeeoo shoo. |
| Ripe | Shook. |
| River | Hoh. |
| Road | Loo, |
| Roast, to | Show. |
| Room | Fong. |
| Root | Keen. |
| Rope | Lahm. |
| Rough | Ts'z. |
| Round | Yen. |
| Rub, to | Ts'ah; ts'aht. |
| Run, to | Tseu. |
| S | |
| Sailing-vessel | Kahp pahn shon. |
| Sailor | Shooee shoo. |
| Sails | Lea; (to sail) hahng shon; sz lea; sz foong. |
| Salt | Yahm. |
| Same | T'oong. |
| Saturday | Lea pie look. |
| Say, to | Kong. |
- ↑ The Chinese words ts'een ts'eet do not cover the same extent of meaning as the English word 'relative' does, for a brother or sister is a nearer relative, in Chinese, than a ts'een ts'eet.
