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Taiwanese kana

Taiwanese kana

Writing system for Taiwanese Hokkien.

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    22%

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  5. Shinjitai

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  8. Kana Extended-B

    Unicode character block.

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  9. Formosan languages

    Austronesian languages of Taiwan.

    2.7%

  10. Kyūjitai

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  1. Pe̍h-ōe-jī

    Romanization system of Southern Min Chinese languages.

    33%

  2. Taiwanese Hokkien

    Variety of Hokkien spoken in Taiwan.

    18%

  3. Kana

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    15%

  4. Katakana

    Japanese syllabary.

    11%

  5. Southern Min

    Branch of the Min Chinese languages.

    3.2%

  6. Kana Extended-B

    Unicode character block.

    1.5%