Does "Wo tai ni a" mean "Follow me." ?

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@myyu_ji
On a instagram video clip of a tv show. It is one of the sentences the actor says.

Here is the link:
instagram.com/p/CPz8SbpjsBk/

He says the Chinese sentence twice, but the English subtitle is different each time.

The first time, the subtitle is "I got your back."
The second time, the subtitle is "Just follow me."

I know the Chinese characters for the words "I" and "you", but I don't know how to spell "tai", so I can't look it up in a Chinese dictionary. I have seen the Chinese character for "a" in the past, but I forgot it now. So I can't look up that word either.

@Mia71532
"I'll take you(to)..." sounds correct, because they are doing a fun game at their college at night. It's like a haunted ghost trail at night. One of the guys is scared of ghosts, so the other guy is telling him it's okay because he can walk the trail with him.

Does the sentence sound natural since you know the context now?
Or do Taiwanese really not use this sentence even though it's being spoken in a tv show made in Taiwan?

@myyu_ji
I typed that paragraph before I saw your message.

Oh okay, the word "guide" makes much more sense.
Google Translate said it meant "take", which kinda has the same meaning as "guide".

Yeah, sometimes the D sounds like T to me.

Is the sentence that he's saying really not used that much in Taiwan?

@myyu_ji @Mia71532 Thank you both for your explanations. I understand the sentence now.