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'''{{TTS2|Taioaan|Taai-oaan}}''' ([[Taai]]+oaan; [[wikt:臺灣|臺灣]]/[[wikt:臺員|臺員]]/[[wikt:臺圓|臺圓]]; {{w|Taiwan}}) si oar [[Thaepeng'viuu]] saihvoa ee [[ | '''{{TTS2|Taioaan|Taai-oaan}}''' ([[Taai]]+oaan; [[wikt:臺灣|臺灣]]/[[wikt:臺員|臺員]]/[[wikt:臺圓|臺圓]]; {{w|Taiwan}}) si oar [[Thaepeng'viuu]] saihvoa ee [[tøfsu]], kab [[Tiongkog]] cikafn keq cidtiaau [[Ozuykaw]] (Taioaan [[Haykiab]]). Y køq høxzoex '''Formosa''', si axn [[Portugal-guo]] (''Ilha'') ''Formosa'' laai`ee, iesux si "Byle (Tør)". | ||
Taioaan ee suokuix bøchviu [[huixto]] khaq koaan ee kokto hunbeeng. Y ee [[unto]] zhaputtøf ti [[Liapsi]] 6-to kaux Liapsi 36-to tiongkafn. Exsaykorng si suokuiejuzhwn, cyn sek'hap laang toax ee sofzai. | |||
Taioaan ma u laang zhengho si "pøftør". | |||
==Texmiaa== | |||
"Taioaan" si [[Sirayan]] origin (Tayuan/Tayoan). | |||
"Formosa" cyn tngg sikafn si [[Seviuu]] tuix Taioaan (台灣) zwiaux ee høxmiaa. [[Jidpurn sitai]] khaisie tvia eng [[Jidgie]] ee Lømafji "Taiwan", mxkøq sixnkaux Ciaoau zhokii Seviuu ee bunciofng iao køq koarnsix eng "Formosa". | |||
Ti sengbut hagmiaa tiofng, na Taioaan hoat'hien ee budzerng tvia eng "formosanus" iah si "formosana" zøx [[siangbenghoad|zefngsiøfmiaa]]. Na si "formosa" zøx zefngsiøfmiaa, kab Taioaan khaq bøo koanhe. | |||
Tuliao Formosa iah Taioaan, kithaf cie Taioaan ee ji køq u Taixoaan (大員) tefngterng. | |||
==Taioaan ee sviachi== | |||
*[[Taipag]] | *[[Taipag]] | ||
*[[Koelaang]] | *[[Koelaang]] | ||
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*[[Pintofng]] | *[[Pintofng]] | ||
[[ | About 120 km east of coastal Fujian ([[Hokkiexn]]) and 500 km north of Luzon, [[Philippines]]. | ||
==Name Origin== | ==Name Origin== | ||
The name "Taiwan" originated from the Sirayan language ([[Siraya-gie]]). The Austronesian language family to which Sirayan belongs includes most of the languages spoken in the western Pacific, including Polynesian, Indonesian, Filipino and Malaysian. The word "Tao" (pronounced Ta-o) means "person" or "people" in both the Tao language and all Philippine languages. | The name "Taiwan" originated from the Sirayan language ([[Siraya-gie]]). The Austronesian language family to which Sirayan belongs includes most of the languages spoken in the western Pacific, including Polynesian, Indonesian, Filipino and Malaysian. The word "Tao" (pronounced Ta-o) means "person" or "people" in both the Tao language and all Philippine languages. | ||
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* [[Taioaan jinbut liedtvoaf]] | * [[Taioaan jinbut liedtvoaf]] | ||
*[[Taixoaan]] (大員/大圓) | *[[Taixoaan]] (大員/大圓) | ||
*[[Tai' | *[[Tai'øoaan]] (臺窩灣) | ||
*[[List of Taiwanese counties and cities by area]] | *[[List of Taiwanese counties and cities by area]] | ||
[[Category:Taioaan]] | [[Category:Taioaan]] | ||
[[Category:Tøfsu]] | [[Category:Tøfsu]] | ||