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==How do I say this?==
==How do I say this?==
*In vernacular or colloquial speech, either {{tts|peq, poeq}} works. "Peq" is more common in Gilaan, Tailaam, Tvafkao, and Taitiofng. "Poeq" is more common in Logkarng and Taipag.
*Colloquially, either of {{tts|peq, poeq}} works, hence the notation {{tts|pøeq}}.
*The literary reading of the Harnji is {{tts|pad}}.
**;{{tts|pøeh'ee laang}} :eight people
**"Peq" is more common in Gilaan, Tailaam, Tvafkao, and Taitiofng. "Poeq" is more common in Logkarng and Taipag.
*Literary reading: {{tts|pad}}
**;{{tts|ji pad zhengzhwn}} :the splendor of youth at about 16 years of age
*See [[sorji]]
*See [[sorji]]



Revision as of 19:30, 2 May 2015

8 🔊 (pøeq/poeq/peq/pad; /; eight), si cidee sorji, siok zuxjiensox kab zefngsox, ti 7 auxpiaq, ti 9 thauzeeng.

How do I say this?

  • Colloquially, either of peq, poeq 🔊 works, hence the notation pøeq 🔊.
    • pøeh'ee laang 🔊
      eight people
    • "Peq" is more common in Gilaan, Tailaam, Tvafkao, and Taitiofng. "Poeq" is more common in Logkarng and Taipag.
  • Literary reading: pad 🔊
    • ji pad zhengzhwn 🔊
      the splendor of youth at about 16 years of age
  • See sorji

Note

considered a lucky number in Chinese culture because it sounds like the word "prosper" or "wealth" (hoad; ).