Substitute character: Difference between revisions

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| 仔 || [[ar]]
| 仔 || [[ar]]
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| 會 || [[e (toxngsuu)|øe]]
| 會 || [[øe (toxngsuu)|øe]]
|-
|-
| 袂 || [[be]]
| 袂 || {{x|bøe}} (see {{x|bøexhiao}})
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| 毋 || {{x|m}}
| 毋 || {{x|m}}
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| {{wt|遮爾}} || {{x|ciahni}}
| {{wt|遮爾}} || {{x|ciahni}}
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|-
| {{wt|偌濟}} || [[joaxze]]
| {{wt|偌濟}} || [[joaxzøe]]
|}
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* [[sviafmih]]
* [[sviafmih]]
* [[tøfui]]
* [[tøfui]]
* {{g|thutzhoee|{{ptj|脫箠|thut箠}}|to go off the rails; to go wrong}}
* {{gs|thutzhøee|脫箠|to go off the rails; to go wrong}}


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 12:03, 27 February 2020

There are a large number of informal Chinese characters used to write Hokkien.

Examples

MoE Rec.
Harnji
MTL
laang
baq
zef / cid
hid
cit
ar
øe
bøe (see bøexhiao)
m
按呢 afnnef
遮爾 ciahni
偌濟 joaxzøe

Example words with one substitute character

See also