"ChiuN Uibun" hou taigu-bang e phoe:

Takke CTT!

Goa ko-jin e khoaNhoat si anne:

Ti Lomaji hoat-tian e Au-chiu, eng-ui bo iong Hanji, sou-i in e vernacular
writing = colloquial writing.

Tan-si ti Hanji bunhoa-khoan, eng-ui bo-gi u kheng-leng iong Hanji hiatchia
Lomaji lai sia, sou-i:
colloquial writing = vernacular writing (colloquial it-teng si vernacular)
vernacular writing X= colloquial writing (vernacular bo-it-teng si
colloquial)

Goan-in si eng-ui Hanji si im-chat su-sou (morpho-syllabic) e bunji
kiat-kau, lomaji si im-sou (phonemic) e kiat-kau. Na iong im-chat su-sou e
bunji lai su-sia, esai bian kun-ku khau-gi; c.k. koe-khi e bun-gian-bun. Na
iong im-sou e bunji lai sia, goan-chek-siong to ai chiau khau-gi lai sia, na
bo to e chin oh thak.
Au-chiu eng-iu chu-iau iong Lomaji, sou-i na kong bo-gi su-sia (vernacular
writing) esi, it-teng si ki i khau-gi ui ki-chhou e peh-oe su-sia
(colloquial writing). Mkoh ti Hanji bunhoa-khoan, bo-gi su-sia u kho-leng m
si kun-ku khau-gi e. ChhiuNkong hit koa Tong-si, sui-lian etang iong Taigi
thak, mkoh in msi khau-gi e peh-oe. OaN tnglai khoaN Peh-oe-ji, it-poaN lai
kong, iong im-sou bunji POJ sia e it-teng si kun-ku khau-gi e.

Sou-i, "colloquial writing" chit e gisu chu-iau si beh un-iong ti Hanji
bunhoa-khoan lai ham Hanji cho tui-chiau e khu-piat.

Isiong, chhiaN chi-kau.


--Uibun
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tojhokchu" 
To: "Henning Kloeter" 
Cc: "Ui-bun, Chiunn" ; "Robert Cheng"
; "Khin-hoann(Havard)1" ;
"Hok-chu" ; "Ahui 1968" ; "Li
Heng-chhiong" ; "Sichong" ;
"Ungian Dahan" ; "'Henry H. Tan-Tenn '" 
Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: Fw: [TGB] POJ e Eng-gi Hoan-ek


> Henning,
> Which one do you think is more correct for TOJ/POJ,
> colloquial writing or vernacular writing?
> Thanks!
>
> According to Tenn Ji-giok Bok-su, a 80 y/o pastor from
> Tai-lam Sin-hak-inn, colloquial is the correct one.
> The term was created to be the opposite of Han-ji.
>
> What do you say?
> Regards,
> Babuza
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: ntttc 
> To: Tojhokchu ; max5621 ;
> ; TaiGu-Formosa ;
> ; ; ;
> ; 
> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 9:43 AM
> Subject: [TGB] POJ e Eng-gi Hoan-ek
>
>
> > "ntttc"  hou taigu-bang e phoe:
> >
> > ChhiaN-mng POJ e Eng-gi hoan-ek si beh an-choaN sia, goa u khoaN tioh
lang
> > iong:
> >
> > 1. colloquial writing;
> >
> > 2. vernacular writing;
> >
> >
> >
> > Hak-khiam
> >
> >
> >
>


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