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Revision as of 13:12, 30 November 2019

Usage

This template creates a explanatory footnote for a word in the native languages of a country, currently only Taiwan. For consistency, use official romanisation schemes whenever appropriate.

Template parameters

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
Country1

ISO 3166-1 country code

Example
tw
Stringrequired
Namename

Name of footnote, for repeated use

Example
word1
Stringoptional
Traditional Chineset

Chinese script

Stringoptional
Pinyinp

Mandarin Pinyin romanisation

Stringoptional
Minnanm

Hokkien romanisation

Stringoptional
Sixian Hakkas

Sixian Hakka romanisation

Stringoptional
Hailu Hakkah

Hailu Hakka romanisation

Stringoptional
Amisa

Amis language

Stringoptional
Paiwanpw

Paiwan language

Stringoptional
Matsu dialectma

Matsu dialect romanisation

Stringoptional

Basic usage

{{efn native lang|tw|name=
  |t=
  |p=
  |m=
  |s=}}

Insert a notes section if not already present.



== Notes ==
=== Words in native languages ===
{{notelist-ur}}

Example

Taiwan{{efn native lang|tw|name=word1
  |t=臺灣
  |p=Táiwān
  |m=Tâi-uân
  |s=Tǒi-vǎn
  |h=Toi-van
  |a=Taywan
  |pw=Taiwan
}}
=== Notes ===
==== Words in native languages ====
{{notelist-ur}}

Taiwan[upper-roman 1]

Notes

Words in native languages

Template:Notelist-ur


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