Taiwanese Hangul (ํ๊ธ: ๋๊ฝ๊ธ์ง; Chinese: ่บ่ช่ญดๆ; pinyin: Tรกiyว Yร nwรฉn; Peฬh-ลe-jฤซ: Tรขi-gรญ Gฤn-bรปn) is an innovative orthography system developed to represent the sounds of Taiwanese Hokkien, one of Taiwan's most widely spoken languages. Introduced in 1987 by Taiwanese linguist Hsu Tsao-te, it leverages modified Hangul letters to transcribe Taiwanese Hokkien effectively. The system has since gained… Continue reading Taiwanese Hangul: A Unique Writing System for Taiwanese Hokkien