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'''{{tts|Sioxngkor Harngie}}''' ([[sioxngkor]]-[[Harnguo]]; [[wikt:上古漢語|上古漢語]]; {{w|Old Chinese}}) si [[gygienhak]] siong tuix taixiog zeeng 1200 nii kaux zeeng 3 seakie kikafn [[Harngie]] ee zhenghof. Giefnkiux jixn'uii hittangzun ee Harngie | '''{{tts|Sioxngkor Harngie}}''' ([[sioxngkor]]-[[Harnguo]]; [[wikt:上古漢語|上古漢語]]; {{w|Old Chinese}}) si [[gygienhak]] siong tuix taixiog zeeng 1200 nii kaux zeeng 3 seakie kikafn [[Harngie]] ee zhenghof. Giefnkiux jixn'uii hittangzun ee Harngie iawkøq u [[hok zwym]] (zhanchviu "kr-", "pr-"). | ||
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Revision as of 07:19, 3 October 2014
Sioxngkor Harngie 🔊 (sioxngkor-Harnguo; 上古漢語; Old Chinese) si gygienhak siong tuix taixiog zeeng 1200 nii kaux zeeng 3 seakie kikafn Harngie ee zhenghof. Giefnkiux jixn'uii hittangzun ee Harngie iawkøq u hok zwym (zhanchviu "kr-", "pr-").
Notes
- Old Chinese refers to the form of Chinese spoken from the beginning of written records (around 1200 BC) until the 3rd century BC.
- Most scholars now believe that Old Chinese lacked tones.
- Colloquial (peh) readings of Harnji generally come from Old Chinese, dating back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD).