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== Sad alternatives == | == Sad alternatives == | ||
=== ASCII tone markers === | === ASCII tone markers === | ||
You can always write the ASCII-friendly <tt>/"?^\~</tt> [[tone]] markers after words like this, usefully combined with sparse tone marking: | You can always write the ASCII-friendly (although reader-hostile) <tt>/"?^\~</tt> [[tone]] markers after words like this, usefully combined with sparse tone marking: | ||
<blockquote><tt>Hio ka. Bu bo^ ji/ sa gi kaichuo rao\ ni/ da.</tt></blockquote> | <blockquote><tt>Hio ka. Bu bo^ ji/ sa gi kaichuo rao\ ni/ da.</tt></blockquote> | ||
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Eventually came '''Diet Vietoaq''', which just puts one of <tt>pxntkf</tt>, marking the tone for the whole word, at the end of the word: {{t|tóaqkūq}} becomes <tt>toaqkuqp</tt>. In that sense, it is more like the "ASCII tone markers" in the previous section. | Eventually came '''Diet Vietoaq''', which just puts one of <tt>pxntkf</tt>, marking the tone for the whole word, at the end of the word: {{t|tóaqkūq}} becomes <tt>toaqkuqp</tt>. In that sense, it is more like the "ASCII tone markers" in the previous section. | ||
'''Refrain from using Vietoaq in any setting at all.''' If you must, please use [[#Kảıchuo]] to convert it to a reader-friendly form. | |||