一兼二顾 一举两得
“Two birds with one stone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If Xiaoyou hears anything from Xiangyong, he'll let you know. Two birds with one stone.”
一兼二顾 一举两得
“Two birds with one stone.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Pairing a Taiwanese/Hokkien expression with a standard idiom adds warmth, levity, and rhetorical punch in casual spoken communication.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
kill two birds with one stone
A standard set idiom used to describe an action that brings two distinct advantages simultaneously.
tending to two things at once
A Taiwanese Southern Min (Hokkien) colloquial idiom often used alongside standard idioms for playful emphasis.