Re: and how are they encoded?

Patrick Chew scripsit:

> >When you gave your list of polysyllabic morphemes,
> >since you did it in Mandarin romanization, it was a lot harder for me to
> >understand than it would have been in hanzi.)
>
> I completely agree!

It's all in what you're used to. What little I know about Chinese exists
entirely in romanization.

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