Øe: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 13:55, 2 August 2019

In MTL, øe is a unified spelling for a dialectal sound generally found as e in the south (Køhioong) and oe in the north (Taipag). Examples:

Unified Spelling	Southern	Northern	Meaning
pøeq	peq	poeq	eight
bøea	bea	boea	to buy
bøea	boea	bea	tail
gøeh	goeh	geq	month

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-The compound vowel ''øe'' is dialectal: generally ''{{x|e}}'' in the south ([[Køhioong]]) and ''{{x|oe}}'' in the north ([[Taipag]]), although in some words, it's the opposite. Examples:
+In [[MTL]], ''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]]). Examples:
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 ! Unified Spelling !! Southern !! Northern !! Meaning
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 |}
-==See also==
+== See also ==
-* [[Taiwanese Romanization System]] (''øe'' may represent [əe])
+* [[Taiwanese Romanization System]] (''ere'' for [əe], found in [[Samkiab]])
 * [[ø]]
 * [[e (toxngsuu)]]
-==ZK==
+== ZK ==
 * [http://www.edutech.org.tw/A1/Dialect-T.htm Different Taiwanese Dialects and Derivative Vowels]