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- Tone (linguistics) (links | edit)
- Homograph (links | edit)
- Dungan language (links | edit)
- Ket language (links | edit)
- Jyutping (links | edit)
- Taishanese (links | edit)
- Tone contour (links | edit)
- Suzhou dialect (links | edit)
- Penang Hokkien (links | edit)
- Tone Name (redirect page) (links | edit)
- User:Dylanwhs (links | edit)
- User talk:Dylanwhs (links | edit)
- Cantonese (links | edit)
- Vietnamese phonology (links | edit)
- Pinghua (links | edit)
- Hainanese (links | edit)
- Pe̍h-ōe-jī (links | edit)
- Weitou dialect (links | edit)
- Japanese dictionary (links | edit)
- Zhongyuan Yinyun (links | edit)
- ILE romanization of Cantonese (links | edit)
- Checked tone (links | edit)
- Tone number (links | edit)
- Peiwen Yunfu (links | edit)
- Hangzhou dialect (links | edit)
- Changsha dialect (links | edit)
- Shuangfeng dialect (links | edit)
- Jinan dialect (links | edit)
- Wenzhounese (links | edit)
- Jian'ou dialect (links | edit)
- Leizhou Min (links | edit)
- Ganlu Zishu (links | edit)
- Amoy dialect (links | edit)
- Longkan Shoujian (links | edit)
- Tone letter (links | edit)
- Singaporean Hokkien (links | edit)
- Tone names (redirect page) (links | edit)
- Standard Chinese phonology (links | edit)
- Ying–Yi Gan (links | edit)
- Yi–Liu Gan (links | edit)
- Da–Tong Gan (links | edit)
- Cantonese phonology (links | edit)
- Four tones (Middle Chinese) (links | edit)
- Wuhua dialect (links | edit)
- Meixian dialect (links | edit)
- Bobai dialect (links | edit)
- Wencheng dialect (links | edit)
- Dongping dialect (links | edit)
- Tiantai dialect (links | edit)
- Hailu dialect (links | edit)
- Xiangxiang dialect (links | edit)