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Clipboard for James Dyer Ball's tone markers II
Unicode Modifier Tone Letters:
Yam: ꜀ ꜂ ꜄ ꜆
Yöng: ꜁ ꜃ ꜅ ꜇
Unicode Modifier low ring:
˳
Others:
Yam: ₍p'ing ⁽shöng höü⁾ yap₎ chung yapₒ
Yöng: ₍̠p'ing ⁽̵shöng höü⁾̵ yap₎̠
Template 2: ⊂□、⊆□、⊂□、⊆□、□⊃、□⊇、□⊃、□⊇
Template 3: ₍yim ⁽yim yim⁾ yim₎ ₍̠yâng ⊆yâng yâng⊇ yâng⊇ tiungₒ
Template 4: ₍̠p'ing ⁽̠shöng/⁽̶shöng höü⁾̠/höü⁾̶ yap₎̠
My name in modified Eitel, as seen on my [Facebook] cover image, will be rendered as "₍̠Wong ⁽Chí ₍Hím". It was going to be "Tsz" but my father changed it to "Chi" on the grounds that it wasn't pronounceable, although the result is that “Chi” has led to pronunciations like “chee”, “chai”, “kee”, and “kye”.
Clipboard for James Dyer Ball's tone markers
₍bieng ⁽zhiâng khü⁾ gnip₎ triung gnipₒ
My name in modified Eitel, as seen on my [Facebook] cover image, will be rendered as "₍Wong ⁽Chí ₍Hím". It was going to be "Tsz" but my father changed it to "Chi" on the grounds that it wasn't pronounceable. (There does not seem to be yâng tone markers available in unicode)
Note: the terms were written in LMC Romanization.