通用拼音

Mandarin · pinyin tōng yòng pīn yīn

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  1. the common use romanization system introduced in Taiwan in 2003
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通
tōng · pass through; common; communicate
用
yòng · use, employ, apply, operate; use
拼
pīn · join together, link, incorporate
音
yīn · sound, tone, pitch, pronunciation; Kangxi radical 180
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Mandarin tones

1–4–1–1 · tong1 yong4 pin1 yin1

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Rime Cantonese 粵拼

tung1 jung6 ping3 jam1

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noun

  1. Tongyong Pinyin (a romanization system for Mandarin Chinese used in Taiwan (the ROC))

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通用拼音 · tong1 yong4 pin1 yin1
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Exact source record通用拼音 通用拼音 [tong1 yong4 pin1 yin1] /the common use romanization system introduced in Taiwan in 2003/