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	A feature of the Wade–Giles system is the representation of the [[aspirated consonant\|unaspirated-aspirated]] [[stop consonant]] pairs using left apostrophes: ''p, pʻ, t, tʻ, k, kʻ, ch, chʻ''.		A feature of the Wade–Giles system is the representation of the [[aspirated consonant\|unaspirated-aspirated]] [[stop consonant]] pairs using left apostrophes: ''p, pʻ, t, tʻ, k, kʻ, ch, chʻ''.
	This leaves ''b'', ''d'', ''g'', and ''j'' available for the romanization of Chinese languages containing voiced consonants (see {{w\|voice (phonetics)}}), such as [[~~Banlamgie~~\|Southern Min]] whose century-old [[Peh-oe-ji]] (often called Missionary Romanization) is similar to Wade–Giles.		This leaves ''b'', ''d'', ''g'', and ''j'' available for the romanization of Chinese languages containing voiced consonants (see {{w\|voice (phonetics)}}), such as [[Banlaam-guo\|Southern Min]] whose century-old [[Peh-oe-ji]] (often called Missionary Romanization) is similar to Wade–Giles.