"Tiong-kó͘ Ji̍t-pún-gí" pán-pún chi-kan bô-kāng--ê tē-hng
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Tē 4 chōa:
Ū-kàm-î Tiong-kó· Ji̍t-gí chioh-iōng kah kái-phian [[Tiong-kok ]] ê bûn-jī lâi su-siá Ji̍t-gí, tī Tiong-kó· sî-kî ū chhut-hiān nn̄g-chióng sin ê jī-bó:
[[Pêⁿ-ké-miâ]] (Hiragana) kah [[Phiàn-ké-miâ]] (Katakana). Chit-chióng hoat-tián chin-ū kán-hòa Ji̍t-gí su-siá ê kang-chok, pèng tài-lâi Ji̍t-pún bûn-ha̍k ê sin-sî-tāi, keng-tián chok-phín ū Gôan-sī -bu̍t-gí, Tek-chhú-bu̍t-gí, I-sì-bu̍t-gí téng-téng.
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