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-'''Modern Taiwanese Language''' (MTL) is a writing system for Taiwanese based on [[Modern Literal Taiwanese]] (MLT). The main difference is MTL uses the "[[Q]]" in place of "[[ø]]". It is also acceptable to substitute "oe" for "Qe".
+'''Modern Taiwanese Language''':
+* alternate name for [[Modern Literal Taiwanese]] (MLT)
-==MTL Examples==
-;Ciaqpar`boe? :Greetings.   (lit., "Have you eaten?")
-;Iawboe. :Not yet.
-;Sitlea! :Sorry for my impoliteness!   (lit., "Disrespect")
-;Piexnsor ti tQfui? :Where's the bathroom?   (lit., "bathroom is where?")
-;Thviaf u`bQo. :Do you understand?   (lit., "Heard, no?")
-;Goar thviaf bQo. :I don't understand.   (lit., "I hear not")
-;Lie karm korng Engguo?:Do you speak English?
-;Loflat!  Kafmsia! :Thank you
-;Ho taf laq! :Cheers!   (lit., ''Let it [the cup/glass] be dry [empty]!'')
-;[[Siensvy]] korng, hagsefng tiaxmtiam thviaf. :The teacher talks, the students quietly listen.
-;Kin'afjit hit'ee [[zabor-gyn'ar]] laai [[goarn-taw]] khvoax goar. :Today that girl came to my house to see me.
-;Kin'axm larn beq khix [[Suxliim]] [[Iaxchi-ar]].:Tonight, we want to go to Shilin Night Market.
-==See Also==
-*[[Modern Literal Taiwanese]] (MLT)
-*[[MTL Toolbox]]