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== Køq khvoax == | == Køq khvoax == | ||
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Revision as of 00:22, 25 April 2018
There are a large number of informal Chinese characters used to write Hokkien.
- These characters are identified by a 替 (thex/thøex) icon in the Taioaan Banlamguo Siong'iong-Suu Sutiern.
- The MoeDict records 829 such readings.
Examples
| MoE Rec. Harnji |
MTL |
|---|---|
| 人 | laang |
| 肉 | baq |
| 這 | zef / cid |
| 彼 | hid |
| 一 | cit |
| 仔 | ar |
| 會 | øe |
| 袂 | be |
| 毋 | m |
| 按呢 | afnnef |
| 遮爾 | ciahni |
| 偌濟 | joaxze |
Example words with one substitute character
- afnzvoar
- sviafmih
- tøfui
- thutzhoee ([[wikt:脫箠‡/thut箠 |脫箠‡/thut箠 ]] ; to go off the rails; to go wrong )