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'''{{XL|Taioaan}}''' ({{w|Taiwan}}) si oar [[Thaepeeng-viuu]] saihvoa cidkuun [[tøfsu]] zoseeng ee [[zerngti sidthea]], kab [[Tiongkog]] cikafn keq cidtiaau [[Of | '''{{XL|Taioaan}}''' ({{w|Taiwan}}) si oar [[Thaepeeng-viuu]] saihvoa cidkuun [[tøfsu]] zoseeng ee [[zerngti sidthea]], kab [[Tiongkog]] cikafn keq cidtiaau [[Of Zuykaw]]. Y køq høxzøx '''Formosa''', si axn [[Portugal-guo]] (''Ilha'') ''Formosa'' laai`ee, iesux si "Byle (Tør)", '''Taioaan-tør''', iaqsi '''Taioaan pwntør'''. | ||
Itpvoaf kofng'ee Taioaan-tør haam cidkoar lii hayhvoa bøo hng ee jinkafng-tør kab [[soasvoax]], [[khunsyn]] terng khoarn tøexheeng, bøo haam [[Hoefsiøf Tør]], [[Angthaau Su]], kab [[Phvi'oo Kuntør]] terng khoarn khaq hng ee tøfsu. | Itpvoaf kofng'ee Taioaan-tør haam cidkoar lii hayhvoa bøo hng ee jinkafng-tør kab [[soasvoax]], [[khunsyn]] terng khoarn tøexheeng, bøo haam [[Hoefsiøf Tør]], [[Angthaau Su]], kab [[Phvi'oo Kuntør]] terng khoarn khaq hng ee tøfsu. | ||
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* See [[Taai-oaan (Harnji)]] for more details. | * See [[Taai-oaan (Harnji)]] for more details. | ||
* About 180 km east of coastal Fujian ([[Hokkiexn Serng]], which lies across the [[Of | * About 180 km east of coastal Fujian ([[Hokkiexn Serng]], which lies across the [[Of Zuykaw]]). | ||
* To the south, the island of Taiwan is separated from the [[Philippines|Philippine]] island of [[Luzon]] by the 250 km-wide Luzon Strait. | * To the south, the island of Taiwan is separated from the [[Philippines|Philippine]] island of [[Luzon]] by the 250 km-wide Luzon Strait. | ||
* The true derivation of the name "Taiwan" is actually from the ethnonym of a tribe in the southwest part of the island. ([[Mair (2003)]]: [http://www.pinyin.info/readings/mair/taiwanese.html#part2 ''How to Forget Your Mother Tongue and Remember Your National Language'']) | * The true derivation of the name "Taiwan" is actually from the ethnonym of a tribe in the southwest part of the island. ([[Mair (2003)]]: [http://www.pinyin.info/readings/mair/taiwanese.html#part2 ''How to Forget Your Mother Tongue and Remember Your National Language'']) | ||