How do you say it in Hainanese?

Hainan dialect belongs to the southern Fujian dialect of the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is spoken by more than 5 million people in the province, accounting for about 80% of the total population of the province. It is the most widely spoken dialect in Hainan with the largest number of speakers. Mainly distributed in the coastal areas of Haikou, Qiongshan, Wenchang, Qionghai, Wanning, Tunchang, Chengmai and other cities and counties. The pronunciation and tones of Hainanese are different in different places, but they can generally be spoken to each other. Hainanese dialect usually uses the Wenchang accent as the standard pronunciation. Hainanese broadcasts on radio and TV in Hainan and Hainanese announcers for recruitment examinations generally use the Wenchang accent as the standard pronunciation. Hainan's traditional Qiong Opera also uses Wenchang accent as its singing style.

Hainanese has a unique set of inspiratory sounds (or "inward plosives") [blt;], [dlt;], [glt;] (in the International Phonetic Alphabet, [ lt;] is a sign of an inspiratory sound). In the pronunciation system of Mandarin and various local dialects across the country, all phonemes are expiratory sounds (the exclamation word "Tut" is an exception in special circumstances). Since the vowels (finals) are all expiratory sounds, it is very difficult to speak with the inspiratory sounds for the initial consonants. Because this means that in the process of pronouncing a syllable, you must first inhale briefly to pronounce the initial consonant, and then exhale to pronounce the final consonant. Such inhalation and exhalation is very troublesome, and it is difficult to master unless you have been trained since childhood. In addition, the dialects in a few areas of Africa and some parts of my country also have aspiratory sounds. But they are all "incomplete" (not systematic); only Hainanese in the world has a complete set of "complete" inspiratory pronunciation system, which is very precious.