| Change log entry 89332 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2025-04-14 07:51:12 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 81893 - submitted by 'agedits' >> I believe there should be a single apostrophe in between touching syllable boundaries when two vowels meet? -------------------- Editor: 1) Pinyin with tone marks: Apostrophes are used to indicate syllable boundaries. The rule is: "Put an apostrophe before any syllable that begins with a, e, or o, unless that syllable comes at the beginning of a word or immediately follows a hyphen or other dash." 2) Pinyin with tone numbers: Syllable boundaries are already clear, so apostrophes aren't needed. |
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# - 掏耳 掏耳 [[tao1er3]] /to remove earwax with an ear pick/ # + 掏耳 掏耳 [[tao1'er3]] /to remove earwax with an ear pick/ |