Table of all MLT finals: Difference between revisions

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Tables of all Modern Literal Taiwanese finals

These tables show how to spell any MLT final in each tone

Seven Tones of Taiwanese, 32 × 7 grid for spelling out all tones
Examples, using words and syllables from Practical Taiwanese Conversation (Level 1)
Finals of Taiwanese in MTL, 46 × 7 grid, including om, oang and "front nasal" vowels (see v)

counted over 2,166 distinct TL syllables in Dictionary of Frequently-Used Taiwan Minnan
after dropping tone markings, found 80 distinct finals: 44 long, 36 short.
- ten most frequent: i, e, a, ing, u, oo, au, ue, o, ai
- nine least frequent: om, aunnh, aih, iuh, ennh, mh, uang, onnh, iaunn, op. These can be found in the MTL words: om, hvauqhvauh, haiq, tiuq, khveh, hmqhmh, oafng, `hvoq, viaw, lob

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 * [[Media:Seven_Tones_of_Taiwanese.pdf|''Seven Tones of Taiwanese'']], 32 × 7 grid for spelling out all tones
 * [[Media:Examples_of_Seven_Tones_of_Taiwanese.pdf|Examples]], using words and syllables from  [[Practical Taiwanese Conversation]] (Level 1)
-* [[Media:Finals_of_Taiwanese_in_MTL.pdf|''Finals of Taiwanese in MTL'']], 46 × 7 grid, including '''om''', '''oang''' and '''v'''-nasalized vowels
+* [[Media:Finals_of_Taiwanese_in_MTL.pdf|''Finals of Taiwanese in MTL'']], 46 × 7 grid, including '''om''', '''oang''' and "front nasal" vowels (see [[v]])
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