Probably: ti( 1 tone) o( 1 tone) o( 1 tone), mei(4 tones) le(3 tones) Ho (tone), but there are considerable differences in the pinyin standards of many Minnan dialects.

Strictly speaking,

Ti has a nasal sound of n, but it is weak, that is to say, the pronunciation is not "ladder", but ti ~ n.

Oo should be pronounced in English, not "Ouou".

Mei should be pronounced "cake" instead of "sister", and C should be changed to M,

Rain (le ho) is basically accurate.