Re: TAI NÜA , TAI LE

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At 11:04 -0400 2003-09-11, Patrick Andries wrote:
>Does TAI LE, encoded in Unicode 4.0, refer to the same language as TAI NÜA ?

Yes.

>If so, isn't TAI NÜA the most frequently used form of this language ?

According to the Ethnologue it is. According to
the Chinese experts who transcribed the name
working with me, it's Tai Le. The Le by the way
is pronounced just like the masculine definite
article in French. Donc « Taï Le ».

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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography *  * http://www.evertype.com

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