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Forum: Reading and Writing 7th May 2008, 01:25 AM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
I'm rather broad-minded in that, I care about Dutch, English and Chinese. Although not about each
in the same way or in equal amounts.
Forum: Reading and Writing 5th May 2008, 03:00 PM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
Some people care about the correct use of language, spelling, punctuation and the like, a lot of
people don't. The people who care get upset about things like 'its raining', the people who don't
care...
Forum: Reading and Writing 4th May 2008, 08:00 PM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Posted By Lu
Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
Ke-lang sounds more like Kay-lang, not like Key-lang. And the English are one of the countries
that never dominated Taiwan. Also, that romanisation (Ke-lang) has been around for quite some
time, so...
Forum: Reading and Writing 4th May 2008, 06:38 PM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Posted By Lu
Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
Where did you find that information? In Taiwanese, apparently the place is called Ke1-lang5
(http://zh-min-nan.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ke-l%C3%A2ng-chh%C4%AB). Not quite the same.
Forum: Reading and Writing 4th May 2008, 03:17 PM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Posted By Lu
Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
Atitarev, before you continue please note that Mandarin is not Taiwanese, and that Taiwanese place
names would be Tai-pak, Ko-hiong, Tai-lam, Ka-gi etc. It's also not English, but romanisation.
There...
Forum: Reading and Writing 3rd May 2008, 10:43 PM
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Taiwanese names and romanisation
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Posted By Lu
Re: Taiwanese names and romanisation
You mean Chinese names in romanisation?
Corrupted W-G is hard to read for who is used to pinyin; Hanyu pinyin is well understood for who
has learned it. But people in Taiwan don't read the...
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