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Forum: Reading and Writing 7th August 2005, 03:26 PM
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Chinese in purely phonetic script
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Posted By shibo77
duan3 yu3 zai4 ha4 yu3 zhong1 ju4 you3 fei1...
duan3 yu3 zai4 ha4 yu3 zhong1 ju4 you3 fei1 chang2 zhong4 yao4 de5 di4 wei4. han4 yu3 de5 yu3yan2
dan1 wei4 fen1 wei4 wu3 ji2, sui1 shuo1 yu3 su4 yu3s su4 zu3 he2 cheng2 chi2, chi2 he2 chi2 zu3
he2...
Forum: Reading and Writing 6th August 2005, 08:30 PM
Replies: 131
Chinese in purely phonetic script
Views: 10,715
Posted By shibo77
If it lowers down the average Chinese, it would...
If it lowers down the average Chinese, it would only lower the average Chinese down to the level
that the written language and the speaking language are equals, just like English. English uses
a...
Forum: Reading and Writing 6th August 2005, 07:10 PM
Replies: 131
Chinese in purely phonetic script
Views: 10,715
Posted By shibo77
Wow, so much replies in so short a time. Sorry if...
Wow, so much replies in so short a time. Sorry if I didn't explain myself well. I started this
post to explain the obvious fact that it is possible to write Chinese in a purely phonetic script.
I am...
Forum: Reading and Writing 3rd August 2005, 12:22 PM
Replies: 131
Chinese in purely phonetic script
Views: 10,715
Posted By shibo77
Chinese in purely phonetic script
Chinese could be written in a purely phonetic script, which means the script is based solely on
the sound of the language. Basically the grapheme matches the phoneme of the morpheme.
Not only...
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