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Processed by: | richwarm (2015-08-14 08:18:27 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 54964 >> this is ye2 actually, common in some parts of Northern China Editor: The original submitter of this entry lives in northern China, and he was pretty definite that it's ye5: "This is what my gf uses instead of the standard 外公. The second syllable is neutral, just like in 老爷." |
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# - 外爺 外爷 [wai4 ye5] /(dialect) maternal grandfather/ # + 外爺 外爷 [wai4 ye2] /(dialect) maternal grandfather/ |