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'''Taioaan''' ([[MTLP]]: Taai+oaan; [[POJ]]: Tâi-ôan; [[Harnji]]: 臺灣; historically 臺員/臺圓) si oar [[Thaepeng'viuu]] saihvoa ee [[tQfsu]], kab [[Tiongkog]] cikafn keq cidtiaau [[Ozuykaw]] (Taioaan [[Haykiab]]). Y kQq hQxzoex Formosa, si axn [[PhutQgaguo]] (Ilha) Formosa laai`ee, iesux si "Byle ([[TQr]])". "Taioaan" si [[Sirayan]] origin (Tayuan/Tayoan).
'''Taioaan''' (Taai+oaan; 臺灣/臺員/臺圓; ''Taiwan'') si oar [[Thaepeng'viuu]] saihvoa ee [[tQfsu]], kab [[Tiongkog]] cikafn keq cidtiaau [[Ozuykaw]] (Taioaan [[Haykiab]]). Y kQq hQxzoex Formosa, si axn [[PhutQgaguo]] (Ilha) Formosa laai`ee, iesux si "Byle ([[TQr]])". "Taioaan" si [[Sirayan]] origin (Tayuan/Tayoan).


*[[Taipag]]
*[[Taipag]]
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*[[Pintofng]]
*[[Pintofng]]


[[List of Taiwanese counties and cities by area]]
[[Image:Taioaan%20Textoo.jpg|thumb|caption]]
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*http://www.tagalog-dictionary.com/cgi-bin/search.pl?s=tayo
*http://www.tagalog-dictionary.com/cgi-bin/search.pl?s=tayo
*http://learntaiwanese.taioaan.org/Taioaan%20Textoo.jpg
*http://learntaiwanese.taioaan.org/Taioaan%20Textoo.jpg


== SK e BC ==
== SK e BC ==
*[[Taixoaan]] (大員/大圓)  
*[[Taixoaan]] (大員/大圓)  
*[[Tai'Qoaan]] (臺窩灣)
*[[Tai'Qoaan]] (臺窩灣)
*[[List of Taiwanese counties and cities by area]]

Revision as of 07:44, 19 November 2012

Taioaan (Taai+oaan; 臺灣/臺員/臺圓; Taiwan) si oar Thaepeng'viuu saihvoa ee tQfsu, kab Tiongkog cikafn keq cidtiaau Ozuykaw (Taioaan Haykiab). Y kQq hQxzoex Formosa, si axn PhutQgaguo (Ilha) Formosa laai`ee, iesux si "Byle (TQr)". "Taioaan" si Sirayan origin (Tayuan/Tayoan).

About 120 km east of coastal Fujian (Hokkiexn) and 500 km north of Luzon, Philippines.

The name "Taiwan" originated from the Sirayan language. The Austronesian language family to which Sirayan belongs includes most of the languages spoken in the western Pacific, including Polynesian, Indonesian, Filipino and Malaysian. The word "Tao" (pronounced Ta-o) means "person" or "people" in both the Tao language and all Philippine languages.

SK e BC