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==Usage Note== | ==Usage Note== | ||
''khix'' is an exception to the normal [[tone sandhi]] rules. Its tone changes to the high [[short tone]] when followed by another word. For example, in "{{tts|Lie bøeq khix tøfui}}?", it's spoken as ''khih'' (as if it was originally written ''{{tts|khiq}}'') Normally, a Tone 3 (Low Falling Tone, [[Extut-Ym]]) word will change into Tone 2 (Shouting-Out Tone, [[Sioxngtut-Ym]]). | ''khix'' is an exception to the normal [[tone sandhi]] rules. Its tone changes to the high [[short tone]] when followed by another word. For example, in "{{tts|Lie bøeq khix tøfui}}?", it's spoken as ''khih'' (as if it was originally written ''{{tts|khiq}}'') Normally, a Tone 3 (Low Falling Tone, [[Extut-Ym]]) word will change into Tone 2 (Shouting-Out Tone, [[Sioxngtut-Ym]]). | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Lie beq khix tøfui]] | |||
[[category:toxngsuu]] | [[category:toxngsuu]] | ||
Revision as of 11:42, 5 September 2015
Khix (去; to go/to drop; to throw away)
Usage Note
khix is an exception to the normal tone sandhi rules. Its tone changes to the high short tone when followed by another word. For example, in "Lie bøeq khix tøfui 🔊?", it's spoken as khih (as if it was originally written khiq 🔊) Normally, a Tone 3 (Low Falling Tone, Extut-Ym) word will change into Tone 2 (Shouting-Out Tone, Sioxngtut-Ym).