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|8||陽入 (yang entering)||align=left| Køf-[[Chiok'ym]] (高促音; High Short Tone)||˥ʔ||5ʔ||a̍h||ah||鹿 （[[lok]]） | |8||陽入 (yang entering)||align=left| Køf-[[Chiok'ym]] (高促音; High Short Tone)||˥ʔ||5ʔ||a̍h||ah||鹿 （[[lok]]） | ||
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*Tone 6 used to be a distinct tone, but has long since merged with tone 2) | *Tone 6 used to be a distinct tone, but has long since merged with tone 2 | ||
**(Lukang still has the 6th tone (陽上聲), which has merged with the 2nd and 7th tones in other dialects of Taiwanese. This tone is also present in Quanzhou dialect.) | |||
*Chart adapted from {{z|臺灣話#.E8.81.B2.E8.AA.BF}} | *Chart adapted from {{z|臺灣話#.E8.81.B2.E8.AA.BF}} | ||
*see graphic {{w|File:Taiwanese_tones.png}} | *see graphic {{w|File:Taiwanese_tones.png}} | ||