frumpy ducky
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It would be great for definition entries to include possible Cantonese spoken alternatives somewhere. E.g.:
他 taa1 to also show 佢 keoi5; or 給 kap1 to also show 俾 bei2.
Currently, there is only a Mandarin alt when you look up the spoken Canto, and I'm not sure when this would be used much. I find myself trying to figure out how to turn a written example into spoken Canto, esp as I'm never sure of how enter the spoken character precisely because it's spoken. At the moment I have to endlessly guess the JP. It's like trying to pin the tail on the donkey...
他 taa1 to also show 佢 keoi5; or 給 kap1 to also show 俾 bei2.
Currently, there is only a Mandarin alt when you look up the spoken Canto, and I'm not sure when this would be used much. I find myself trying to figure out how to turn a written example into spoken Canto, esp as I'm never sure of how enter the spoken character precisely because it's spoken. At the moment I have to endlessly guess the JP. It's like trying to pin the tail on the donkey...
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