Øe: Difference between revisions

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In MLT, øe is a unified spelling for a dialectal sound generally found as e in the south (Køhioong) and oe in the north (Taipag), or vice versa.

The top 10 by number of occurrence in main category of MoE Sutian:

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-'''{{tts|Øe}}''' ([[MTLN]]: Qe7)
+In [[MLT]], ''{{x|øe}}'' is a unified spelling for a dialectal sound generally found as ''{{x|e}}'' in the south ([[Køhioong]]) and ''{{x|oe}}'' in the north ([[Taipag]]), or vice versa.
-== Notes ==
+== Ti KIP Sutian ==
-*Generally the compound vowel {{tts|øe}} may be substituted with ''oe'' to avoid the use of [[ø]].
+The top 10 by number of occurrence in main category of [[Dictionary of Frequently-Used Taiwan Minnan|MoE Sutian]]:
-**Example: [[gøeh]] = goeh/geh.
+* {{dftTuple|尾|bøea}}, {{dftTuple|火|høea}}, {{dftTuple|雞|køef}}, {{dftTuple|地|tøe}}, {{dftTuple|做|zøx/zøex}}, {{dftTuple|月|gøeh}}, {{dftTuple|過|køex}}, {{dftTuple|袂|bøe}}, {{dftTuple|粿|køea}}, {{dftTuple|貨|høex}}
-*The [[Harnji]] {{tj|會}} (''øe''; capable/able to) is shortened as just {{tts|e}} basically everywhere except Taipag and Samkiab.
-**Examples: [[exhiao]], [[extaxng]], [[exsae]].