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The charts below show the way in which the بین الاقوامی صوتیاتی ابجد represents کینٹنی pronunciations in Wikipedia articles.
See Cantonese phonology for a more thorough look at the sounds of کینٹنی. Please note that English equivalents given in this page may only represent very approximate sounds to the original pronunciations.
معاونت:با ابجدیہ |
Yale |
Jyutping |
Chinese |
English approximation
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Non-syllabic حرف صحیحs
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[[|f]]
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f
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風
|
fan
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[[|h]]
|
h
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客
|
house
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[[|j]]
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y |
j
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月
|
you
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[[|k]]
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syllable-initial g
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家
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scan
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k̚
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syllable-final k
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識
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doctor
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[[|kʰ]]
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syllable-initial k
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卡
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can
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[[|kʷ]]
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gw[1]
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瓜
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squeak
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kʷʰ
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kw[2]
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誇
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quick
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[[|l]]
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l
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落
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leaf
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[[|m]]
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m
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莫
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moon
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[[|n]]
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n
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男
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noon
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[[|ŋ]]
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ng
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牙
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singing
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[[|p]]
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b
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班
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span
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p̚
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syllable-final p
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濕
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apt
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[[|pʰ]]
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syllable-initial p
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拍
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pan
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[[|s]]
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s
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西
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saw
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[[|t]]
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d
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打
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stand
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t̚
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syllable-final t
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失
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Atkins
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[[|tʰ]]
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syllable-initial t
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拖
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tan
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[[|ts]]
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j |
z
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將
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cats
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[[|tsʰ]]
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ch |
c
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鏘
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cats hissing
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[[|w]]
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w
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活
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water
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Syllabic consonants
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[[|m̩]]
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m
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唔
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rhythm
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[[|ŋ̩]] ŋ̍
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ng[3]
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五
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(syllabic ng)
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All non-syllabic consonants except [p̚, t̚, k̚] may begin a syllable, though some speakers do not have initial [n, ŋ].[4] The six non-syllabic consonants [p̚, t̚, k̚, m, n, ŋ] may end a syllable.[5]
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معاونت:با ابجدیہ
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Yale |
Jyutping |
Chinese |
English approximation
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مصوتs
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[[|aː]]
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aa, syllable-final a |
aa
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亞
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father (Australian English)
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aːi
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aai
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界
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time
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aːu
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aau
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交
|
how
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[[|ɐ]]
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non-syllable-final a |
a
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甩
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cut
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ɐi
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ai
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矮
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kite (short)
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ɐu
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au
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歐
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house (short)
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ei
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ei
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悲
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hey
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[[|ɛː]]
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e
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些
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yes
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ɛːu
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— |
eu
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掉[6]
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roughly like yeah well
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[[|e]]
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i before k or ng
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色
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sick
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[[|iː]]
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i
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意
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see
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iːu
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iu
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橋
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roughly like few
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ou
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ou
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奧
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hoe (American English)
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[[|ɔː]]
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o
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我
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law
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ɔːy
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oi
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哀
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roughly like boy; Häuser in German
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[[|œː]]
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eu before k or ng or syllable-finally |
oe
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靴
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roughly like fur in British English; fleuve in French
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[[|ɵ]]
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eu before n or t |
eo
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出
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roughly like again but rounded
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ɵy
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eui |
eoi
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去
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No English equivalent; like Japanese koi but rounded even at the end
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[[|o]]
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u before k or ng
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福
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look
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[[|uː]]
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u
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烏
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food
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uːy
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ui
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回
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roughly like phooey; almost like nouille in French
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[[|yː]]
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non-syllable-initial yu[7] |
yu
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於
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No English equivalent; menu in French
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IPA
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Yale |
Jyutping |
Chinese |
Description
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Tones
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síː
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sī |
si1[8]
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詩
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high level: siː˥˥
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sîː
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sì
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絲
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high falling: siː˥˧
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sǐː
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sí |
si2
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史
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mid rising: siː˧˥
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sīː
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si |
si3
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試
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mid level: siː˧˧
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si̭ː sȉː
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sìh |
si4
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時
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low falling: siː˨˩ or very low: siː˩˩
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si̬ː
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síh |
si5
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市
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low rising: siː˨˧
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sìː
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sih |
si6
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是
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low level: siː˨˨
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píːt̚
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bīt |
bit1
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必
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high checked: piːt̚˥
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sīːt̚
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sit |
sit3
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薛
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mid checked: siːt̚˧
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sìːt̚
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siht |
sit6
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舌
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low checked: siːt̚˨
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- ↑ [kʷ] is often merged with [[[|k]]] before [[[|ɔː]]] in Hong Kong Cantonese.
- ↑ [kʷʰ] is often merged with [kʰ] before [[[|ɔː]]] in Hong Kong Cantonese.
- ↑ Some speakers replace [ŋ̩] by [m̩].
- ↑ Non-syllabic initial [ŋ] is not pronounced in Hong Kong Cantonese by younger speakers, leaving a glottal stop [ʔ] before a, e, o, and initial [n] may be replaced by [l].
- ↑ Non-syllabic final [ŋ] may be replaced by [n] in Hong Kong Cantonese, except after [e, o]. [i, u] in diphthongs are equivalent to a final /j, w/. After rounded vowels, an i becomes [y].
- ↑ [ɛːu] is pronounced only in colloquial speech.
- ↑ Syllable-initial yu is [jo] before k or ng, and [jyː] otherwise.
- ↑ The high level and high falling tones have merged to high level in Hong Kong Cantonese for most words.
- Eric Zee (1999)، "Chinese (Hong Kong Cantonese)"، Handbook of the International Phonetic Association: A guide to the use of the International Phonetic Alphabet، Cambridge: Cambridge University Press، ISBN 0-521-65236-7