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*There is no obvious or strong rule to the regional realization of the written ''øe'' as ''oe'' versus ''e'' versus ''øe''. | *There is no obvious or strong rule to the regional realization of the written ''øe'' as ''oe'' versus ''e'' versus ''øe''. | ||
== | ==Regional== | ||
{{Regional | |||
|w=_ | |||
|zh=會 | |||
|l=e | |||
|sk=''erē'' | |||
|tp=oe | |||
|g=e | |||
|tl=e | |||
|tk=e | |||
|k=e | |||
|m=e | |||
|st=e | |||
|tt=e | |||
|no=407 | |||
|n_no=9595 | |||
}} |
Revision as of 15:34, 13 February 2016
Notes
- Generally the compound vowel øe 🔊 may be substituted with oe to avoid the use of ø.
- Example: gøeh = goeh/geh
- The word øe (會†; capable/able to) is shortened as just e 🔊 basically everywhere except Taipag and Samkiab.
- There is no obvious or strong rule to the regional realization of the written øe as oe versus e versus øe.
Regional
Region | _ |
---|---|
Logkarng | e |
Samkiab | erē |
Taipag | oe |
Gilaan | e |
Tailaam | e |
Køhioong | e |
Kimmngg | e |
Mafkefng | e |
Sinteg | e |
Taitiofng | e |
adapted from 語音差異表 or 詞彙比較表 #407 (會), Entry #9595 ([[wikt:#Chinese|]]) (mob / moe), DFT (in Chinese and Taiwanese Hokkien), Ministry of Education, R.O.C., 2011.