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The top ten most frequent finals (across the headwords) are: {{xl|ar}}, {{xl|ie}}, {{xl|eeng}}, {{xl|ii}}, {{xl|ofng}}, {{xl|i}}, {{xl|efng}}, {{xl|ix}}, {{xl|o}}, {{xl|af}}. The ten least frequent are: {{xl|vaau}}, {{xl|vau}}, {{xl|voq}}, {{xl|vuix}}, {{xl|ob}}, {{xl|viao}}, {{xl|om}}, {{xl|oom}}, {{xl|oaxng}}, {{xl|oafng}}. Note that several do not exist as standalone syllables or words.
The top ten most frequent finals (across the headwords) are: {{xl|ar}}, {{xl|ie}}, {{xl|eeng}}, {{xl|ii}}, {{xl|ofng}}, {{xl|i}}, {{xl|efng}}, {{xl|ix}}, {{xl|o}}, {{xl|af}}. The ten least frequent are: {{xl|vaau}}, {{xl|vau}}, {{xl|voq}}, {{xl|vuix}}, {{xl|ob}}, {{xl|viao}}, {{xl|om}}, {{xl|oom}}, {{xl|oaxng}}, {{xl|oafng}}. Note that several do not exist as standalone syllables or words.


[[File:All finals in Taiwanese Hokkien.ods]]
== Files ==
* [[File:Finals in Kaohsiung-area Taiwanese (MOE_TBSS).ods]]
* [[File:All finals in Taiwanese Hokkien.ods]]


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[List of all initial consonants in Taiwanese Hokkien]]
* [[List of all initial consonants in Taiwanese Hokkien]]
* [[Frequently-Used Syllables in Frequently-Used Words of Taiwanese Hokkien]]
* [[Frequently-Used Syllables in Frequently-Used Words of Taiwanese Hokkien]]

Revision as of 16:39, 4 January 2018

A list of all finals in Taiwanese Hokkien is presented in the following file using the Modern Taiwanese Language writing system, which integrates tone into the spelling of the final part of the syllable. 378 finals are included in the table, but many may not appear in practice (268 unique finals were found in the Frequently-Used Syllables in Frequently-Used Words of Taiwanese Hokkien). The table is used for the purpose of converting to TRS or POJ or vice versa.

The top ten most frequent finals (across the headwords) are: ar, ie, eeng, ii, ofng, i, efng, ix, o, af. The ten least frequent are: vaau, vau, voq, vuix, ob, viao, om, oom, oaxng, oafng. Note that several do not exist as standalone syllables or words.

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