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* ai -> aie -> ae: {{x|bexbae}} (''not bad'') | * ai -> aie -> ae: {{x|bexbae}} (''not bad'') | ||
* au -> auo -> ao: {{x|zao}} (''to run'') | * au -> auo -> ao: {{x|zao}} (''to run'') | ||
More finals with substitutions: | |||
* ie: uie, vie, vuie | |||
* uo: iuo, viuo | |||
* ea: oea, vea | |||
* ae: oae, vae, voae | |||
* ao: iao, viao | |||
[[Category:Tones of Taiwanese]] | [[Category:Tones of Taiwanese]] | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 14 January 2019
Sioxngtut-ym (上突音; shouting out tone (2))
Examples
Using the silent r:
- a -> ar: pharng (bread)
- o -> or: hor (tiger)
- ø -> ør: hør! (good)
- in -> irn: lirn (you (Second person))
Using the shouting substitutions:
- i -> ie: chie (mouse)
- u -> uo: Taiguo (Taiwanese)
- e -> ea: azea (older sister)
- ai -> aie -> ae: bexbae (not bad)
- au -> auo -> ao: zao (to run)
More finals with substitutions:
- ie: uie, vie, vuie
- uo: iuo, viuo
- ea: oea, vea
- ae: oae, vae, voae
- ao: iao, viao