The following pages link to Meixian dialect
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- Semi-cursive script (links | edit)
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- Pe̍h-ōe-jī (links | edit)
- Eastern Min (links | edit)
- General Chinese (links | edit)
- Fuzhou dialect (links | edit)
- Weitou dialect (links | edit)
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- Philippine Hokkien (links | edit)
- Pinyin input method (links | edit)
- Sinitic languages (links | edit)
- Chinese language romanisation in Singapore (links | edit)
- Chinese honorifics (links | edit)
- Danzhou dialect (links | edit)
- Cantonese Braille (links | edit)
- Kunming dialect (links | edit)
- ILE romanization of Cantonese (links | edit)
- Standard Romanization (Cantonese) (links | edit)
- Sidney Lau romanisation (links | edit)
- S. L. Wong (phonetic symbols) (links | edit)
- Gao–Yang Yue (links | edit)
- Checked tone (links | edit)
- S. L. Wong (romanisation) (links | edit)