How to say in Hokkien?

Today was at airport, parked at the loading/unloading slots to unload luggage. Cleaner auntie was kind to tell me cannot park, then continued in Hokkien of things I don't understand.

How to tell her I just want to unload luggage in Hokkien?

In the end she cannot understand my Chinese, so I said "ya ya" with a friendly smile then she shook her finger at me and said some Hokkien that I can understand "Aiyoh... ler pai ya".

Sianz... so how to say?

U plan on going back there again?

Go back to "settle it" meh?

I just curious to learn.

You can tell her "Auntie, Wa Ba lu ai pang wa aei luggage ze man gian dio kia liao. Pai sai ar. gum siah gum siah ( Auntie, I just need to unload my language for a short while. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for the understanding)

U should say

"Auntie, wa pak tor loh, ai de huan loh ah? Wa si me mah boh, xiang zhui tio si rui!! Mai loh soh lah!! "

Hehe. Just kidding, what ozzie said is right.

Wa... with bro Redbean teaching dunno wat... danger to seek help from forum liao...

bro ozzie's "ai pang wa aei luggage" should do the trick. In case auntie does not understand "luggage", have the best term to describe that in hokkien?

And I always curious what "ba lu" means, does it mean "only"?

oh, and going there midnight of Saturday, so really can go there and settle it. Hahah

I know bro Redbean will record his message for me to deliver to her for that night.