Phofsit Daibuun

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Comparison chart
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Wu
Long-short (romanization)
The Latin phonetic method of Shanghainese
Min Nan
for Taiwanese, Amoy, and related
Pe̍h-oē-jī
Daighi tongiong pingim
Modern Literal Taiwanese
Phofsit Daibuun
Pumindian
for Hainanese
Hainanhua Pinyin Fang'an
for Teochew
Peng'im
Min Dong for Fuzhou dialect
Foochow Romanized
Hakka for Moiyan dialect
Kejiahua Pinyin Fang'an
For Siyen dialect
Phak-fa-s
See also:
General Chinese (Chao Yuenren)
Cyrillization
Xiao'erjing
Bopomofo
Extended Bopomofo for Taiwanese
Taiwanese kana
Romanisation in Singapore
Romanisation in the ROC

Phofsit Daibuun (PSDB) is an orthography in the Latin alphabet for Taiwanese Hokkien based on Modern Literal Taiwanese. It is able to use the ASCII character set to indicate the proper variation of pitch without any subsidiary scripts or diacritic symbols.

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[edit] Phonology

Consonants[1]
DentalAlveolo-palatalBilabialAlveolarVelarGlottal
Stopvoicelessunaspirationpdk' (ʔ)
aspirationphtq
voicedunaspirationbg
Affricatevoicelessunaspirationzc
aspirationzhch
voicedunaspirationj
Fricativevoicelessunaspirationssi
aspirationh
Nasalvoicedunaspirationm/vnng/v
Lateralvoicedunaspirationl
Vowels[2]
FrontCentralBack
Closeiu
Close-mideoi(2)
Midoi(1)
Open-mido
Opena

[edit] PSDB examples

[edit] Universal Declaration of Human Rights

PSDBEnglish
Lienhabkog seakaix jinqoaan soangieen

De id diaau

Sofu ee laang cit zhutsix doixsi zuxiuu ee, jichviar di zungiaam kab qoanli siong itlut pengderng. Langlaang tiensefng doi u lysexng kab liongsym, erngkay aix kafnnar hviadi kaxngqoarn laai hoxsiong duietai.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Article 1

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

[edit] PSDB Greetings

PSDBTranslationRemarks
Ciaqpar`boe?Greetings.("Have you eaten?")
Sidlea!Sorry for my impoliteness!(lit., "Disrespect")
Goar tviaf boi.I don't understand.(lit., "I hear not")
Piexnsor di doifui?Where's the bathroom?(lit., "bathroom is where?")
Loflat! Kafmsia!Thank you
Ho daf `laq!Cheers!(lit., Let it [the cup/glass] be dry [empty]!)
Lie karm korng Engguo?Do you speak English?
Siensvy korng, hagsefng diaxmdiam tviaf.The teacher talks, the students quietly listen.Taiwanese_Kana_Example.ogg listen
Kin'afjit hit'ee zabor-gyn'ar laai goarn daw qvoax goar.Today that girl came to my house to see me.Tai JintianDaoJiaKanWo.wav listen
Kin'axm larn beq qix Suxliim Iaxchi'ar.Tonight, we want to go to Shilin Night Market.

[edit] Comparison chart

Vowels
IPAaapatakãɔɔkɔ̃əoeiɪɛn
Pe̍h-ōe-jīaapatakahaⁿokoⁿooeeⁿiianeng
Revised TLPAaapatakahaNoookooNooeeNiianing
TLPAaapatakahannoookoonnooeenniianing
Pumindian (普闽典)[dubious ]aapatakahnaoooknooooeneiiening
MLTaab/apad/atag/akaq/ahvaoog/okvoøøeveiieneng
DTaāp/apāt/atāk/akāh/ahann/aⁿookonn/oⁿororeenn/eⁿiian/ening
Taiwanese kanaアアアアオオオオオオヲヲエエエエイイ
zhuyinㄚㆴㄚㆵㄚㆶㄚㆷㆦㆶㄧㄢㄧㄥ
example (traditional Chinese)













example (simplified Chinese)













Vowels
IPAɪkĩaiauamɔmɔŋŋ̍uuaueuaiuanɨ(i)ũ
Pe̍h-ōe-jīekiⁿaiaiⁿauamommongnguoaoeoaioani(i)uⁿ
Revised TLPAikiNaiaiNauamommongnguuaueuaiuanir(i)uN
TLPAikinnaiainnauamommongnguuaueuaiuanir(i)unn
Pumindian (普闽典)[dubious ]ikniainaiauamommongnguuaueuaiuanin(i)u
MLTeg/ekviaivaiauamommongnguoaoeoaioaniv(i)u
DTikinn/iⁿaiainn/aiⁿauamommongnguuaueuaiuani(i)unn/uⁿ
Taiwanese kanaエクイイアイアイアウアムオムオンウウヲアヲエウウウウ
zhuyinㄧㆶㄨㄚㄨㆤㄨㄞㄨㄢ
example (traditional Chinese)














example (simplified Chinese)














Consonants
IPApbmtnlkɡhtɕiʑitɕʰiɕitsdztsʰs
Pe̍h-ōe-jīpbphmtthnnnglkgkhhchijichhisichjchhs
Revised TLPApbphmtthnnnglkgkhhzijicisizjcs
TLPApbphmtthnnnglkgkhhzijicisizjcs
Pumindian (普闽典)[dubious ]bbbpbbdtnlnglgggkhzilicisizlcs
MLTpbphmtthnnnglkgkhhcijichisizjzhs
DTbbhpmdtnnnglgghkhzircisizrcs
Taiwanese kanaパアバアパ̣アマアタアタ̣アナアヌンラアカアガアカ̣アハアチイジイチ̣イシイザアサ̣サア
zhuyinㄋㆭ
example (traditional Chinese)




















example (simplified Chinese)




















Tones
IPAa˥˧a˨˩ap˩
at˩
ak˩
aʔ˩
a˧˥a˥˧ap˥
at˥
ak˥
aʔ˥
a˥˥
Pe̍h-ōe-jīaáàap
at
ak
ah
âáāa̍p
a̍t
a̍k
a̍h
--a
Revised
TLPA
TLPA
a1a2a3ap4
at4
ak4
ah4
a5a2 (6=2)a7ap8
at8
ak8
ah8
a9a0
Pumindian
(普闽典)
āǎàāp
āt
āk
āh
áǎâáp
át
ák
áh
MLT
afaraxab
ad
ag
aq
aaaaraap
at
ak
ah
~a
DTaàâāp
āt
āk
āh
ǎäāap
at
ak
ah
áå/aj
Taiwanese kana
(normal vowels)
アアアアTaiwanese kana normal tone 2.pngアアTaiwanese kana normal tone 3.pngTaiwanese kana normal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 4.png
アアTaiwanese kana normal tone 5.pngアアTaiwanese kana normal tone 3.pngアアTaiwanese kana normal tone 7.pngTaiwanese kana normal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana normal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana
(nasal vowels)
アアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 1.pngアアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 2.pngアアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 3.pngTaiwanese kana nasal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 4.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 4.png
アアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 5.pngアアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 3.pngアアTaiwanese kana nasal tone 7.pngTaiwanese kana nasal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 8.png
Taiwanese kana nasal tone 8.png
zhuyinㄚˋㄚᒻㄚㆴ
ㄚㆵ
ㄚㆶ
ㄚㆷ
ㄚˊㄚˋㄚ⊦ㄚㆴ̇
ㄚㆵ̇
ㄚㆶ̇
ㄚㆷ̇
example
(traditional Chinese)






example
(simplified Chinese)






[edit] Notes

  1. ^ IPA: Pulmonic [1]
  2. ^ IPA: Vowels [2]

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