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== MLT == | == MLT == | ||
From the ''Explanation on Concise Atonal Spelling | From the ''Explanation on Concise Atonal Spelling and TMSS Dictionary'' (2001-2003): | ||
:The hyphen (-) which binds two words into one, makes the preceding word be pronounced with or without tone-change. The selection of whether the last tone of the preceding word is to be changed in regular way is up to the speaker at differing situations. | : The hyphen (-), which binds two words into one, makes the preceding word be pronounced with or without tone-change. The selection of whether the last tone of the preceding word is to be changed in regular way is up to the speaker at differing situations. | ||
In other words, the hyphen separates written syllables but [[tone sandhi]] must be considered. | |||
Here are some two-syllable examples where the first word/syllable changes tone. | |||
* {{x|bafn-kviar}} | * {{x|bafn-kviar}} | ||
* {{x|ban-kviaa}} | * {{x|ban-kviaa}} | ||
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* {{x|zuo-kheq}} | * {{x|zuo-kheq}} | ||
* {{x|Zuo-pok}} | * {{x|Zuo-pok}} | ||
Here are some two-syllable examples where the first word/syllable does not change tone: | |||
* [[tøe-tang]] | |||
* [[thvy-kngf]] | |||
* {{x|sym-sngf}} |
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