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*ciaf, hiaf, zef, hef, ciahniq', hiahniq'
*ciaf, hiaf, zef, hef, ciahniq', hiahniq'
*[[symmih]], [[ui symmih]], (see [[Taiguo_Siong'iong_460-ji#Demonstrative_pronouns]])
*[[symmih]], [[ui symmih]], (see [[Taiguo_Siong'iong_460-ji#Demonstrative_pronouns]])
*basic+[[ar]]. (The basic tone syllable is excepted).
* [[Kitiau-ym|basic tone]] + [[ar]]. (The basic tone syllable is excepted).
*surnames before ''{{tts|siensvy}}'': {{tts|Taan`siensvy}}
*surnames before ''{{tts|siensvy}}'': {{tts|Taan`siensvy}}


==Further details==
==Further details==
* more detailed rules have been posted at Wikipedia: {{w|Taiwanese Hokkien#Tone sandhi}}, esp. special cases involving suffix ''ar'' (仔) and [[triplication]]
* more detailed rules have been posted at Wikipedia: {{w|Taiwanese Hokkien#Tone sandhi}}, esp. special cases involving suffix ''ar'' (仔) and [[triplication]]
*syllables ending in "[[h]]" are usually pronounced in [[shouting tone]], such as in {{tts|bahzaxng}}, but not {{tts|bøeq}}
*syllables ending in "[[h]]" are usually pronounced in [[shouting tone]], such as in {{tts|bahzaxng}}, but not {{tts|beq}}
*[[khix (toxngsuu)]] is usually treated as if originally "khiq"
*[[khix (toxngsuu)]] is usually treated as if originally "khiq"


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