User talk:VIGNERON
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[edit] Ê in French Wikipedia
From your edit in [1], I would point out that that is considered common knowledge among people studying Mandarin Chinese. Pinyin uses ê to donate. Bopomofo is taught in primary schools in Taiwan, and uses ㄝ to donate. However, this sound is rare. As far as I know most books and dictionaries can only give 誒/诶 as an example. This vowel is often preceded with ㄧ(i) or ㄩ(u) to form ㄧㄝ (written as "ie" in pinyin, without diacritic for simplicity) or ㄩㄝ (written as "ue" in pinyin, without diacritic). So it is of little chance that one would see ê that uses alone. -✉ Hello World! 17:03, 4 October 2007 (UTC)