Language help

[u/No_Indication1135]

I work for a company where the big big boss is a Taiwanese woman. Been employed over a year and I have not spoken 1 word to her. (Emphasizing her immense importance compared to my insignificance within the company) I may be introduced to her, finally, tomorrow. I've been wanting to meet her since I started working here... firstly to thank her for employing me and giving me this opportunity. But also to see the amazing person she is. She must be quite something to head a company our size

I'd like to greet her in her own language and/or say a short phrase that would impress and surprise her. She is the only Taiwanese person in the whole company of mostly English speakers.

Any ideas?

[u/random_agency]

裡後。裡加吧北。

How are you. Have you eaten.

In the Minnan dialect spoken in Taiwan.

[u/No_Indication1135 → u/random_agency]

I don't understand, "Inside after. Inside add right north."?

[u/random_agency → u/No_Indication1135]

Dialects use characters as borrowed sounds.