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taigi-sandhi-visualization

Highlights tone sandhi changes in Taiwanese romanization on the MOE dictionary site. Changed tones are marked in red with a tooltip showing possible base tone → sandhi tone.

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创建于
2025-08-15
更新于
2025-08-18
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台語變調視像化 taigi-sandhi-visualization

Highlights tone sandhi changes in Taiwanese romanization on the MOE dictionary site.

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Features

  • Tone Sandhi Highlighting:
    • Automatically detects and highlights tone changes in Taiwanese romanization text on the MOE dictionary site.
    • Tone changes for every syllable except for the last one in a phrase.
    • Only 南部 / Southern (漳州腔 / Zhangzhou) sandhi is supported
  • Color Coding:
    • Red: Normal tone sandhi.
    • Blue: Tone sandhi before the -á suffix.
    • Green: Neutral tones.
  • Tooltips: Clicking a highlighted syllable to view the tone sandhi diagram.

Installation

  • Note: Device & browser compatibility
    • Desktop: Chrome, Brave, Safari, Firefox, Edge
    • Android: Firefox or Edge
    • iOS: Safari with Userscript (Free) or Tampermonkey (USD2.99)

  1. Install via Firefox Extension (Recommended for Firefox users):

  2. Install via Userscript Manager (Alternative):

    • Follow the Greasy Fork tutorial to install one.
      • Or install Tampermonkey (Recommended), Violentmonkey or Greasemonkey on your own
    • Add the Userscript:
      • Greasy Fork (Recommended): Click Here and install the script directly by clicking "Install this script".
      • Otherwise, copy the script directly from taigi-sandhi-visualization.user.js, and paste the code.

  3. Visit the MOE Dictionary:

    • Navigate to sutian.moe.edu.tw. The script will automatically process Taiwanese romanization text.

Planned Improvements

  • Add tone sandhi for other regions
    • 北部 / Northern (偏泉腔 / Quanzhou-alike) (5 -> 3)
    • 海口 / Coastal (泉州腔 / Quanzhou) (2 -> 5; 5,6,7,8 -> 6)
  • Add Chao's Tone letter / Pitch contour for visualization
    • Real-time audio conversion(?)

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